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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-11-08, Page 7Topic*. ,from The Tores-Actvecatei, ..6.1evettiber 8R 1962 'Fag i(7 W o d la r this yyeek with Mr. and Ms's. St, Al aVy5 ;11)t.trfta14445 „.„. DiekeY. in Anderson United Church. The SHIMS Panthers lermin- an eittirely new team in the aced another Another „one of _their los- second half of the tilt and al- log football seasons with a though outscored by a 6.0 severe 2S-0 drubbing At the count in the time, actually out. hands -of the Wingham Alus played the homesters. tangs on. a .rnod-coated field in Early in the. thied, rittarter Wingham, Wednesday. they took over from their own Playing without quarterback .25.yerd line and pieked up Steve Kyle and four other reg. four straight first, downs to Wars, the locals were no move the ball all the way to match for the powerful Mus- the Wingham 27- before stall• tangs and suffered their fourth ing, loss in the :six-genie schedule. Neil. McAllister, Jerry Drys- The hosts took eomplete Van- dalo Cary Eagleson car. trot of the contest in the first vied- the brunt of the attack half and Opened up A corn- with quarterback li'rank Boyle mantling 3?.0 lead While hold- flinging one 12-yard pass to ing the Panthers to a single Drysdale in the march. first clown, that coming on the The. Panthers regained the last play of the half, ball on the Wingham 45 after Starting out from the sha- Robert Cuillerier pounced on a lows of their own posts on loose ball and Boyle bit Drys- their second series, the Pan- dale for an 11-yard pass that thers again failed to move the took the ball all the way to hall and were forced into a the Wingham 18 as the hosts kicking situation from their were also called for a penalty own seven-Yard dine. on the play, Roe Deichert, subbing for However, the attack failed Kyle in the kicking depart• again as the Wingham crew inetit, was hurried on the buckled down to stop the at- punt and his wobbly kick tra- tack and preserve their shut• veiled only to the 22-yard line out. and coupled with a no•yards Win.gham„added their final penalty, gave the Mustangs touchdown on the third last possession on the 12. play of the game after taking Murray Kerr lugged the pig- possession on the SHDHS three- skin the first seven yards and yard line as they recovered a Doug Campbell barged over on fumble after their unsuccessful the next play for the major, field goal attempt. Murray Proctor made the con• 'Doh Lunn was the ball car- vert and the homesters were vier on the scoring play. off and running. GAME COMMENTS — The game marked the, final ap- Panthers get nowhere Mr. eat( Mrs. William .Dickey and family were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Ford of Kitchener. Mrs. Clarence johns, Mrs. La wrence Beckett, Airs, Jim Miller a.nd Mrs, William Dickey attended a plastic demonstra. tioe at the home of Airs. Ford Stark of St, Marys Friday eve- ning. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Campbell, of Hensall, were guests on Sun- day with Mr. and Airs. Gerald. Lawson and family, Airs. Arthur Hopkins visited on Sunday with. Air. and Mrs, Cecil Dobson of Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brintnell and family, of St, Paul's visit- ed on Sunday-with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brinthell and Terri. Mrs, Don Alasnica and fam- ily of Stouliville and Miss Susan Brock of Guelph are spending terested in making the trip, they are welcome to travel with yours truly as we will be mak- ing the trip. Just give us a call, ALL YOUR BUILDING AND HOME MODERNIZATION NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF 15 Conklin Centres In Western Ontario CONKLIN LUMBER COMPANY LIMITED 131 THAMES ROAD WEST, EXETER, PHONE 235.1422 .EVERY FRIDAY IS. ,'HO . • KEY NIGHT IN EXETER TO ATTEND p Panthers end season with loss to Wingbam . . MRS, ROBERT RUNDL E Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Vole f. The $11131-IS crew still could not get an attack formulated and the hosts were back deep in Panther territory when the first quarter ended. Kerr ran the ball into the 20.yard line on the first play of the stanza and then Man MacDonald sped around the left end and cut back into the centre to go all the way for his team's second 'I'D with Proctor making the score 14.0 on his successful convert, Wingham added two more points late in the period when nuarterback Frank Boyle was smeared behind his goal line fir a safety touch and the Panthers had to kick off from their own 25-yard line. The Mustangs returned the halt all the way to the SK 32 and Campbell lugged it into the five on the first play from scrimmage as he ran from. one side of the field to the roller and through most of the isiting team, Kerr was the ball carrier on the next play and he burst through centre to up the count to 22.0 at the end of the half. Finally get going The Panthers appeared to be. Ramblers win with late boot By GEORGE 'LEE The 'Ramblers sqUeaked by the '1,'-Birds by a 1.0 count in a. regularly scheduled game in the Exeter Public School football loop, Friday, It was the second straight time the winners have come up with a similar win over titer opposition in the league, which has bed many games curtailed due to poor weather Friday's fixture was played almost entirely in the '1'-Birds' end of the field, but they held their foes scoreless most of the way, mainly on five pass inter- ceptions. Merle Idle hauled in four and Robert .Mickle picked off one of 1.1ilke Nagel's passes. However, Nagel kicked a 24- yard punt into the T-Birds' end zone and Robert Mickte was touched by Donald Campbell be- fore he could get out on what proved. to be the last and win- ning play of the game, peAr4j1Ce for several of the Panthers who will either .grad- uate or will be ineligible next year. Among those 'playing their final game were lion Deiehert„ .Steve Kyle, ,lands Gu- lens, Frank Boyle, Cert.)/ Drys- dale and Jamie Semple None of these players has ever enjoyed a winning season . The loss 'left the Panthers tied for sixth place in the eight tenni hoop which. Listowel to ped . , Mitchell play Wing- ham in the semi-final next week, with the winner travel- ling to .1.4stowel for the eham• pionship. HURON - PERTHEX CONFERENCE Weanosday's scores: Miuthet/ Wlugluun 25, Snutlt Huron Seaturl h 7, elitunD 7 1,1s1 4)15 el 59, St rot ford 9 r, 1.,1stuw,91 ...... 5 11 1 11 Winglum 4 1 I '1 Mitoholl 4 3 n searori 3 1 7 etoderlrli 2 .1 1 5 :knurl) Huron 2 4 n elthirm 1 2 2 4 t ford 0 This week in Winchelsea By MRS, WILLIAM WALTERS Personal items Mr. Harold Clarke was i n Port Huron on Monday, where he purchased a show pony.. Mrs, Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Dianne spent a few clays this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne, Airs. Fred Walters of Exeter visited on Wednesda,v with Mr, and Mrs. john Coward, Mr. and Airs, Newton Clarke attended the banquet on Saturday at Kirkton, sponsored by the Kirkton Fair Board. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Barbara visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith at Crediton. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur ,Facey and girls and Mr. Wesley Mc- guffin and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Langford visited on Sunday with Mrs. Isabel Sugden and Mr. Tennyson Johns. Mr. and Mrs, Beverley Par- sons and family visited on Sun- day with All-, and. Mrs. John Coward. Canadian production of 1962 model automobiles reached an units, an increase, of more all-time record high of 394,998 ON 'Mg. $PQT Hockey ,Registrations Over 200 '.1.1o, S. have register- ed in the Exeter Minor lloekey Association programme as this issue goes to press, Pee wee and squirts will get wider way this Saturday morn- ing (Nov. 10) while the ban- tam and midget-juvenile divi- sions will tot start until next week. Teams will be chosen this week along with the coaches fur the Saturday morning Activity. Players will be notified as to what team they aro on below they take to the ice on Satur- day, By the way, if you haven't registered as yet, you may do so at the arena on Saturday, Pee wee house league will operate from 8:00 a,m, until 11100 a.m. and then the squirts will take over from :11 to 12. We still need some coaches for the house league teams so if you are at all available, we w .0 u1 d sincerely appreciate hearing from you. Fieere Skating The Exeter Figure Skating CM wilt launch its program this Saturday afternoon (Nov. to) at 3:00 p.m. The figure skating program will run each Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m, approximately, Reg- istrations will be accepted this Saturday at, the Exeter Arena. The fee is the same as last year, $'10, Beginner's ' Art Class We have had several Inquiries about the possible formation of a "beginner's art class". This idea will become a reality next Monday evening (Nov, 12) as Mr. Greg Curnoe, our profes- sional ant instructor from Lon- don, wilt arrive at the Exeter Public Library at '7;00 p.m. to instruct the class. The beginner's class wilt nun one hour prior to the original class which is in its third year of painting. Anyone interested in attend- ing the sessions for beginners is welcome to conic to the class- es which start next Monday. For .further particulars, please give us a call either at 'the rec- reation office or at home.. Physical Pitness The Exeter and district phys- teal fitness program for the ladies starts tonight (Thurs., Nov. 8) at South. Huron Dis- trict High School, The program gets under way at 7:30 p.m, sharp so we would suggest that you be on time. Registrations will be taken at the high school the night of the first classes. By the way, don't forget (het if you would rather have the classes Tuesday evening to let us know, There have been a few inquiries about Tuesday and if 'we get enough, we can run the fitness prograM on Tuesdays as well. Z, Conference The -Lake littroe Zone Recre- ation Council will hold its an- nual eenfereeee at the'W.alker. ton High School un Saturday, November 17, Three special discussions will take place at the conference, .Fields to be covered will in- clude special discussion for teenage programs., senior rens and minor sports. This program is for YOU and if you can make it, sure you wilt be delighted that you attended. Duties of officers, finding bet. ter programs and formation of a Zone Teenage Council are three topics that will highlight the teenage seminar. As usual, representatives of all Senior Citizens' clubs in the zone are invited to attend talks that will include reports on sue• cessful club activities, how to increase the effectiveness of Senior Citizens' clubs and an outline of the different orgaitiza- lions in Ontario, plus a twin- her of program suggestions for club use. One full yew. in 1i-der-com- munity activities will be plan- ned at the Minor Sports session. This will include coaching clin- ics, tournaments and other ac- tivities as well. as ball and hockey, Remember, if. anyone is in- DOBBS FOR DODGE Guaranteed Winter Comfort . 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Mrs, .1, McLaughlin anSuir.,k,atannody Anif rsR,anonoogelBLrine osl 280,-11355 .per Mivt FFeeeett Doeell ifld:- DaniAdj,emf'ael;)141)1dnYd' .11)rosu.4,iiajs.oysdpenSinlittlille' siAelutzinddeaad;dtheMartsbniil l'ivt'eerrdesdaidrusuforievi icaoetns- QL1i.Anet:aioirvorep:Peroti,7118nv ebrfeuaalslcdillvAlotiriklinio11365°s weekend in Detroit visiting with j"i rklmn and were guests with mile radius of Our plant. For Au', and Airs, Roy Brink, ,Mr. and Mrs, Pied :Roger's, d et a iled ,. alt sizesti, .Me. and M". Glenn Col*. Air, and Mrs. Norris Webb, either deliveredd7or F.0.B. p)Uer, land and Cynthia, Mrs. Al. Cope- (laald' .'"I'int'hd l \jl'er. na nycli s i At terds ' on G e QSrugne- tgAline3rIseta jtelh17. annualGCIQel)'nelii adCnion(tPneeallioldr, itialelter- PPLITialtnnt.Q, RaRtYRDI4A;,LgiLn:131netiRln'C K.--Y14r4PeThipLonEor Stephenson e:tsie.n .,e,t .ARPeoln;ge A,., 1..p.1%, correspondents and staff of the 227.4721 Logan. .4/ n aus tx to t,, of Toronto, spent the weekend with. Air, and Airs. Don Moe- phy and Bradley, INTRODUCING THE 1962.63 TER UNDER,COACH REG MacDONALD THE TEAM PLAYS EVERY FRIDAY at the EXETER ARENA 8t30 P.M, OPENING GAME FRIDAY, NOV. 9 Beittiont vs, Exeter THIS ADVERTI S EMENT SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC-SPIRITED BUSINESSES ON BEHALF OF HOCKEY IN EXETER: These are the youths who will represent Exeter in the exciting Shamrock junior "D" league this winter against teams from Lucan, Hensall-Zurich, Strathroy, Forest, Watford, Belmont and St, Marys. All the players are from the immediate area and deserve your support GERALD McBRIDE Defense DON COOPER Left Wing I. EST E,R HEYWOOD Defense GARY PARSONS BILL HEYWOOD FRANK BOYL E Left Wing Defense Centre JIM SMITH Right Wing BOB JONES Left Wing MERVIN TAYLOR Trainer RICK BOYLE Centre DALE TURVEY Centro MARtiiILDON Risttit Wing kEd. MetbstiNAL0 Conti JEAN .GUY MARCI-ItOON ifietense Exeter Farm Equipment Jones, MacNakighton Seeds Exeter Arena Mathors Bros. Conklin Lumber Centre MacMillans CaldWeIrt North End Supertest Exeter Dairy Fink's Meat Market Darling's IGA Food Market Lincienfiekts l-larcIWAre A&H Food Market Canadian Tire Associate Store Zorkley Rotaurant W. H. Hodson "Ltd. LESLIE .1-10WAR0 TORRY .ttYMO1A Goat tiff Wing' PETE McFALLS Right Wing