HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-04-04, Page 7OPEN CURLING CHAMP
P'wees capture titt
on 13-1 series .scor.,
Webber open champ,
.Passmore runner-up
. Skip Lee Webber
Squirts drop
right round
Ressiagre's only loss was by
10-6 decision to. ,Morley San
derS! He defeated Bill McLean. 10-5 :and Lee Learn 7,5 in the
finals. Members included ,F1,!
trier Powe, Ken McLaughlin and
Bill Cann.
The Sander s four,which
comprised Bob Middleton, Ray
Wuerth ,(Perry 704t) and Bob Fietcher,too third place with
24 p0411Ps losing only to Lee
Webber, They defeated Russ
Snell 7,5 and Lorne Fassmore.
The closed club champion,
ship,-hetween draw winne rs
Ken Ottewell, Les Parker and
George not be de,
sided until fall. The ice was let
out of the arena over the week-
end,
A 414 Ppe4by'4qqWebber
won the 9pOti championship of
the Expter.Onriing Club.
Webber 's four--which
tied Bev Alexander ,Ross Red,
gert and pi11 .14amport-”won all
its six games last Week in the
Labatt TrPPhy- bonspiel which
Was Ppen to all club members.
The wehber rink was one of
eight finalists which emerged
from a 26-team ..competition in
the preliminary., in the final,
it defeated ifarry pongall
Glenn Mickle 13,2 and MorleY
Senders 5-3 fora total of 33
points, Besides the trophy, the
champion. rink receives beer
mugs.
Runner,up was the 1...„erhe
Passmore tiro; with 27 points,:
WOAA title was captured along
with the “1:1?” team trophy at the
annual St, Patrick's day event
in Lucan,
In each of the Shamrock final
games the scoring honours were
well divided with o 41 y one
youngster notching more than a
single in the 8-0 romp on home
ice Wednesday.
Graham Bern was the double
trigger artist, while singles
were added by Rick Weber,
Frank DeVries, Phil Howard,
13811 Fairbairn, John Roulston
and Ron Janke.
Winding things up in Lucan
Friday by way of a 5-1 decision
single blasts came from Weber,
Hern, DeVries, Roulston and
Janke.
Wins two close ones
to take draw honors
Family night
this Saturday
Exeter Squirts wound up their
WOAA season dropping a thril-
ler to Walkerton 3-2 on Exeter
ice Friday and losing the total-
goal final round 8-6.
With six of their regulars
from Dashwood confined to their
homes by a epidemic of the
measles, the remaining sqnirts,
only ten in number, turned in a
tremendous performance. A few
breaks in the second period
When the locals dominated play
throughout could have made the
difference.
Three pucks in the middle
session bounced off the Walker-
ton posts and cross-bars and
rolled harmlessly away.
Jim Bogdon handled all of
the Walkerton scoring, notching
one in each period.
Chris Riddell tallied twice
for the local kids with Larry
Haugh assisting on each.
The next action for the squirts
will be in the annual Brampton
tournament, meeting Paisley in
a two-game series, Saturday
April 13 at 1.00 and 6.00 p.m.
Audrey McDonald's rink won
two playoff games in succession
to win the Molson's trophy for
the championship in the third
draw of the ladies' curling club.
Both matches were cliffhan-
gers. The champions scored one
in the eighth end to defeat Jean
Pecille's rink 5-4 in the final,
after posting an 8-7 win over
Willa Wuerth's foursome in the
semi-final. t
The McDonald rink captured
the first four ends in the final
game to take a healthy 4-0
lead before the Pecille group
staged a determined rally to
tie the score. The latter counted
two in the fifth and one each in
the sixth and seventh before
losing in the eighth.
The champion rink includes
Verna Fink, vice-skip; Ruby
Beaver, second, and Margaret
McBride.
McGAVIN
LIBERAL Musser.
Highest no game winner--
Lois Armstrong, Ruby Beaver,
Wynne Marshall and Judy Kies-
wetter.
Exeter Pee Wees wrapped up
the S ham rock championship
with a pair of easy victories
over lAtnbeth 8-0 and 5-1 to
take the total goal set 16-1.
This win brings the number of
trophies and titles the young,
*I's have brought home since
Christmas to Ave,
The string began during
Christmas week when top-hon-
ors were taken at the Learning-
ton Iavitational tourney.
Moving in to January and on
to Watford, the western Divis-
ion of the Silver Stick play was
next to fall.
In the last few weeks the
Combines
- continued from page 6
the main thorn in the side of the
Combines notching an early goal
to give his team a 1-0 lead
after 40 minutes of action.
Dennis Mock, H-Z star net-
minder suffered cuts to his face
as the middle frame was closing
out and was taken to the Strath-
roy Hospital for a stitching job.
With only 20 minutes remain-
ing to get back into contention
Coach Red Loader's pep talk
seemed to pay off as his charges
came barging out to score a pair
of quick ones and take a tem-
porary lead.
Bill Shaddick and Earl Wag-
ner shared the markers before
three minutes had elapsed in
the final.
Harvey Thomas nabbed the
equalizer on a solo effort sec-
onds later as the tempo of the
game speeded up.
At 8:17 Ron Carruthers fired
home what proved to be the
winner.
Stout defensive work and
spectacular goal guarding by
Larry Wood contained the Com-
bines the rest of the way and
enabled the Strathroy boys to
advance to the Ontario final.
BONSPIEL WINNERS
Rinks skipped by J essieShane
and Mary Fisher captured the
honors in the final bonspiels
for skips and vice-skips, se-
conds and leads.
The Shane rink, with Maxine
Graham, Dorothy Goman and
Dorothy Prout, was the high
two game winner.
Helen Frayne's four -- Ada
Dinney, Alma Etherington and
Alma Godbolt--were the highest
one game winner, and Helen
Jermy n, with Marg Parker,
Jean Hodgert and Lois Webb,
were tops among the losers.
On Mary Fisher's rink, which
was the highest two-game win-
ner in the seconds and leads
competition, were Beth Martin,
Leona Hern and Lillian Pym.
Highest one-game winner--
Melva Ecker, Dorothy Marks,
Margaret McBride and Marie
BOWLIN Ti STATI
EXETER LANES
By DON "BOOM" GRAVETT
Exeter Minor Hockey Asso-
ciation will officially wind up
its '62-'63 hockey program this
Saturday, April 6, with its sec-
ond annual "Family Night" at
the. Exeter arena.
Minor hockey league cham-
pionships will be declared in
the pee wee, bantam and mid-
get-juvenile divisions while the
squirts, nine and under, will
also participate for an hour.
The program will start at
6:45 p.m. with the squirts up
to seven years old displaying
the finesse they have picked
up over the last 20 weeks.
At 7:30 p.m. the 8-and-9-year
olds will take to the ice.
The pee wee final will get
under way at 8:15 with the
Canadiens' battling the Rang-
ers; at 9:00 p.m. the Canucks
play Mohawks in the bantam di-
vision while at 9:45, Crediton
will meet the Lincolns for the
midget-juvenile championship.
As was the case last year,
the whole family will be ad-
mitted to the rink to see all
the games for the nominal sum
of $1.00. Give the boys your
support. Come out and see your
son in action!
Clinton Cloud Nine (6055) 7
Exeter G-Tuckey (5707) 4
Goderich Chapman TV (5748) - 9 Zurich 4986) 2
Exeter Itchy Six 201
Goderich Chapman TV , 188
Clinton Cloud Nine 175
Wingham B. Goodyears 147
/Goderich Little Bowl , 136
Clinton Jim's Selects ., 135
Exeter Guenther Tuckey 119
Zurich Hotel 96
Alley Girls 28
Nightengales 28
The Jokers 15
FlopPettes 14
Top Cats 11
The lEarlyones 9
High single: J, Lafreniere
(263)
High triple: S. Filiatrault
(108)
MIXED LEAGUE
Twisters 7
Cool Cats 0
Chickens 5
Blowers 2
White Roses 4
Hot Toddies 3
Globetrotters 5
Oldis and Ends 2
Crackerjacks 7
Dodgers 0
Twisters 22
White Roses 20
Chickens ao
Blowers 16
Odds and Ends 16
Globetrotters 16
Crackerjacks 11
Hot Toddies 10
Cool Cats 7
Dodgers 2
High single: Men, D. Gravett
(304); ladies, R, Durand (302)
'High triple: Men, D. Gravett
(801); ladles, R. Durand (809)
The basic problems facing Canada today have been
described by Mr. Pearson in these words:
"The simplest and most obvious need before
Canadians today is to elect a new government with
the will to set the country back on its course, a
government with a margin large enough to govern
effectively, a government that can stay in office for
at least four years and put into effect a realistic and
a strong program, taking the decisions that will
have to be taken."
The Liberal party recognizes that everything cannot be done
at once.
SENIOR BOYS & GIRLS
ktoms (B. Wright 488) 5
Dynaml tens 0
K-em-Downs (D. Snell) 501) , 5
Comets (13. Sanders 466) 0
Cool Cats (P. McFails 460) 5
Strikers (B. Farquhar 358) .„ 0
Atoms 89
Knock-em-Downs OS
Strikers 67
Cool Cats 64
Comets 39
1.)ynamiters 20
High single: D. Snell (290)
High double: D. Snell (561)
BANTAM GIRLS
Larks (B. MacDonald 177)
Sparrows (Y, Romanduk 187) ., 2
Canaries (J. Campbell 358)
Owls (3. 'Ferguson 257) 0
Robins (•N, Gifford 254) 5
Chickadees (L. Farquhar 180) 0
Canaries 8i1
SpvalsiTows 60 O
56
Chickadees
Robins 44
48
56
Larks
JUNIOR BOYS & GIRLS
T-Birds (D. Beaver 329) .. 3
Dodgers (Jr.,, Stanlake 297) 2
Jets (R. Durand 034) 5
Kingpins (B. Beavers 335) 0 High single: J. Campbell (242)
High double: J. Campbell (358)
BANTAM BOYS
Dluejays (G. Ford 410) 3
Nile Hawks (Rick Weber 268) 2
Tigers (J. Patterson 290) 5
Silver Darts (31, Bower 214) 0
Wildcats (J. Godbolt 266) 2
.Rockets (J, Darling 264) „,,,., 3
Wildcats 68
Nite Hawks 68
Tigers 65
13luejays 63
Rockets 50
Sil ver Darts ........... ........., 32
High single: G. Ford (269)
High double: G. Ford (410)
PEE WEES
Crocodiles (0, ILafrentere 164) 5
Elephants (J. Darling 147) „„ 0
Zebras OD. Ferguson 292) 6
Lions OR, Gillman 197) 0
Zebras 67
Crocodiles 62
Elephants 60
Lions ., 21
High single: D. Ferguson (165)
High double: D. Ferguson (292)
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Bombers (J. ,Gifford 350)
Pin-Busters (B, Moore 382)
Bombers 92
T-Birds 82
Jets 68
Dodgers 54
Kingpins 27
High single: Doug Beaver (204)
High double: J. Gifford (350)
FRIDAY NITERS
Alley Girls (S. Filiatrault 598) 4
Top Cats (M Bowles 540) 3
Nightengaies (J. Campbell 549) 5
Floppettes (J. Mason 501) 2
The 'Jokers Coomlbes 432) 5
Enrlyones (M, Bridges 428) 2
The first priority is to restore the confidence of Canadians
in themselves, and the confidence of the world in Canada.
The second priority is to bring forward concrete measures to
expand the economy. These will include a municipal development
board to assist municipalities in starting their particular
projects; creation of a new Development of Industry to
encourage industry in our Huron towns, so that graduating
students may find career opportunities at home.
It will be possible also to implement plans to deal with
difficult farm surpluses. Particular attention will be given the
problems of the Ontario farmer, where net farm income fell
by $16,000,000 in 1962.
An expanded and improved educational training program
has a high priority, and will include loans and scholarships for
University students, as well as extension of family allowances
to include high school students.
At this time, too, it will be possible to provide increased
security for our older citizens. A national contributory pension
plan, completely portable, will provide pension increases for
retired persons to $75.00 per month for single people, and
$140.00 per month for married couples. aliant FOR VALUE!
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But first, and most important, we must
be certain of a stable, decisive Govern-
ment. A Liberal Government will provide
effective, decisive government.
A Liberal Government will act quickly.
Parliament will be summoned on May
16th the earliest possible date.
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LADIES' LEAGUE
"A" GROUP
Nita Hawks (G. Skinner 6C6) 5
Lucky Strikes (G. 'Elsie 534) .. 2
Merry Maids (J. Hafeltost 656) 7
Hot Dogs (R. Durand 591) 0
Frisky Six (A. Jorgenson 654) 5
Pills ('P, H-Duvar 691) 2
Be Bops (M. Holtzman 752) 5
Happy Gans (D, Munroe 607) 2
Pin Poppettes (A. Fairbairn
and P. Haugh 637) 7
Trailers (0. Essery 568) ..,.„ 0
Wee Hopes (J, Weber 563) 5
Rollettes (J. Mason 539) 2
Happy ,Gals 131
lPin PoPPettes 127
Trailers 108
Merry Maids 102
Pills 107
Be Bops 97
Frisky Six 93
Hot Dogs 88
Rollettes 79
Wee Hones 85
Lucky Strikes 68
'Nice Hawks 55
FTigh triple: A. Jorgenson (654)
Hidden triple: 1. Campbell
"B" GROUP
Alley Cats (F. Walker 702) ..., 7
.Jolly Six (A. Cann 501) 0
Blowettes (K, Penhale 560) 5
Busy Bees (G. Webster 475) „ 2
Who 'Cares (M. Mathers 636) 7
Droppettes (G, Rowe 527)
Hasdicappers Hache 789) 5
High Hopes (J. Kieswetter 687) 2
Lollipops (L. Brock 634)
Sputniks (E. Held 441) 2
Jolly ,Dills (J. Hodgins 541) 7
Mighty Mice (J. Parsons 509) 0
Blowettes .............. „,..„,„......, 132
Loll] pops 129
Handicappers 118
Alley Cats 114
Busy Bees 103
High Hopes 100
Who Cares 90
Jolly Jill's 82
Mighty Mice 80
Droppettes ”,„ 77
Sputniks 69
Jolly Six 43
High single: J. Kieswetter
(350)
High triple: M. Hache (789)
Hidden score: E. Poore
MEN'S LEAGUE
"A" GROUP
L. Supertest (L. Rumpel 788) „ 4
Tradesmen (H. Brintnell 643) .. 0
Pepsis (J. Coughlin 659) 4
Hensel,' (C, Illenno 694) 0
11, Billiards (S.. Nagel 748) 3
Spares (13. Nicol 892) 1
HuSkles (B. Farquhar 713) 3
Ringers (R; CollingWood 715) 1
Rockets (J. Fuller 868) ....... 3
Big Six (Fl. ReltSman 771) „.„, 1
KingOina(C, Walket 750) 3
AH Specials (R, Jory 614) ....,, 1
R Billiards (91848) 77
.Rockets (92526) 73
Big Six (92537) 71
Kingpins (88560 71
Ringers (89095) 59
Pepsis (85180) 51
TradesMen (85468) .„ ....... 50
Spares (88984). 46
L. ,Sitperteat (86043) 42
Henattli (76690) 09
ARCH Specials 035068) 07
Huskies (81939) 33
"B" GROUP
C. Loggers (W, ReinaillUk 612) 3
Sterling Fttela (J. Mason 664) 1
130 Didleya (R. Holland 758) ..4.
WeStens (A,
(It,.
655) .... 0
Bankmonta (F, 1300geirnin9 706)
PairlitneS (C, 131onitttert 763) 1
Milkmen (0, 13oWcien 584).,...„, 4
Hot Reds (C, Robbliie 500) ,,,, 0
Canners (W, Beattie 713) „„„
1
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772
h 043) 2
) 3 N, S'teat (B, Fliggitie 734).
KiPpen Tigeta (88823). 75
N, SUPertesi. (88643)„„72.
Larks (85153). 67
1:kinktiablita (07056) 65
Canners (88356) 61
Milkmen (81507) 59
Pairlitnea (86768) 51 Crystal Loggers (85229) „
Bo Didley:4 osozosy 43
}lot Reds (81235). . . .... 40
sg,tttecritio.iitig;• ... 2248
High Shigiel "e, Blentintiert
(395)
14ii ii tFfple 13 Vital (892).
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MEN'S 1NTERTOWN
Wingititni (5788), 9
Gederieh Little 80%0 (5400)
Cililtelt film's .Seleetik (5092) ,,„1
Eketet Belly Sik (555) ,„. 4