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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-04-21, Page 2Page 2 TiMes-AdV9cate, April 21, 1964 An added thrill for winners Mixed Bowling League winners received an added thrill when they received their trophies at the annual sports banquet at CFB Centralia Friday evening. Dick Shatto was on hand to make the presentation. Above are Dick Shatto, Mrs. Jackie Attrill, Bud Attrill, Mrs. Lorraine Garland, Jim Garland, Mrs. Marie Greenwood and Mrs. Mickey Marlow, Sid Smith, Dick Shatto guests at CFB Centralia Here's How! TO GET YOUR $20,000 BACK OUT OF YOUR HARVESTING MACHINERY 1. Keep it going every hour regardless of moisture 2. Store the grain in a Kongskilde Storage System as fast as you can harvest it 3. Sell or feed a higher quality product 4. Take advantage of the highest market price; you can wait for this when storing with a Kongskilde System S. Use the Kongskilde System all year round for grain, beans and corn 6. 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Club will share some of these duties, Gerald Goribolttoldmem- bers Thursday evening that mem- bers of the club have met with the ticket committee of the Plow- ing Match and it is agreed that three service clubs will share the duties of selling tickets and parking cars during the four day event, Members of the club collected 31,680 pounds of paper in their regular paper drive recently. The drives will be •tarried out four times per year. Donations to the Easter Seal campaign are still being receiv- ed. To date approximately $1,200 has been collected, Milt Robbins, chairman of the campaign report- ed. The slate of officers brought in by the nominating committee was, past president, Mel Geiser; president, Gerald Godbolt; sec- retary, Ray Murley; treasurer, Charles Smith; first vice-presi- dent, Gerald Webb; second vice- president, Charles Barrett; third vice-president, Gil Burrows, Lion Tamer, Ken Kerr; and Tail Twister, Tom MacMillan. A wagon has been procured on which to construct a float for the convention to be held in London later in the spring. Chairman of the committee, Jack Smith in- dicated work would be proceed- ing on this in the near future, Region three spring rally will be held in Exeter this year, May 4 at the Legion Hall. Lions from How to plug Canada's brain drain: lower income and estate taxes here than in the U.S. Playoff Champions — Sandra & Ron Duckworth, Roily & Al Da- vies, Dolores & Wally Graff, Carol & Art Epton, 5585 pinfall. Hi Single Barb Audet, 331, Roily Audet, 3'74, Hi Triple—Dolores Graff, '758; Art Marlow, 8'73. Hi Average Jackie Attrill, 19'7; Don Beaverstock, 229. OSCARS — Marilyn Mustin, 39; Moe 'Mustin, '71. Best??Team —Mr. & Mrs. Ver- reault, Mr. & Mrs. Hall, Mr. & Mrs. Buchanan, Mr. & Mrs. Mc- Mullin. Inter-section bowling Inter-Section Champions — Headquarters Team, LAC Hour- ette. Playoff Champions—"A" Group, Telecom, LAC Ensell; "B" Group, Hospital, Dr. Mc- Lure. Hi-Single — FS Mel Soper, 380. Hi-Triple — Cpl Beaverstock, 863. Hi-Average — FS Pete Bileski, 242. Badminton Men's Singles — Cpl H i l a r y Briand. Men's Doubles — Cpl Hilary Briand & FS Roy Faulkner. Broomball Inter-Mess Champions— NCO's, Cpl Howie Bishop. Big savings! Big values! Right now to celebrate the biggest sales year in Chrysler history! Trade now — AND SAVE— on all the exciting '66 Chrysler products . . . during Volume Value Days! Curling Mixed League Best Won/Lost Record, Shirley Noyle, Hilary Briand, Betty Briand, Leo Ro- main. Ladies League Champions -- Betty Wedlake, Edna Harrison, Ann Manson, Jan Fiske. Helen Burton Shield — Winning Skip, Jan Fiske. Ladies Wednesday Nite League -- Pierrette Stuck, Joyce Perry, Mert Lavier, Rose Cann. MacDonald Shield—Sam Gault, Len Teskey, Rick Souchereau, Pres Lavier. Puttonen Shield — Eric Price, Earl Ellis, Lorry Cann, Art Hill- son. Robertson Shield—Jack Myro- nue, Don Boyd, Bob Wright, Carl Ross. Burton Shield — Al Kelly, Rex Cousins, Charlie McCurrie, Bob Hollinshead, Centralia Award to RCAF Champions Lorry Cann, Rick Souchereau, Art Hillson, Pres Lavier. Volleyball Tournament Winners — COS Tech Wing, Barry Davidson. Hockey Hi Scorer Inter Mess LAC Al Josey. MVP — F/0 Lord. Inter-Mess Champs—Air- men's Club, LAC Ed Swain. Sid Smith, of NHL fame and Dick Shatto, retired football star were on hand at the WinterSports banquet at CFB Centralia last weekend. Approx 200 sports en- thusiasts from the local Air Base were present for the 5 course dinner and sports awards. Pre- sentations were made by local Airforce dignitaries and the two guests of honour. F olio wing the presentation Dick Shatto addressed the gath- ering and made reference to the elusive Grey Cup. He said that history has proved that deter- mination and will to win has paid off and with persistence a team could break out and have a clear field ahead of them. Sid Smith, also made some remarks about the elusiveness of another sports trophy, the Stan- ley Cup, which his former team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, have been having trouble in corralling for the last couple of years. He recounted several incidents in the drive that took the Whitby Dunlops to the Olympic Hockey Championship, and a story about hockey's durable star G o r die Howe. Playing against Howe a few years ago, Sid found himself trying to check Gordie along the boards. Howe made his play any- way by fending Sid aside with his arm and passing the puck out to Lindsay. Returning to the bench, Hap Day asked Sid why he didn't ride Howe into the boards and stop the play. Sid's reply, "He, (Howe), wouldn't put me down on the ice." The evening concluded with a dance in the recreation centre. 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