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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-05-05, Page 7Happy minor bowlers Pee Wee and Bantam boys and girls of the Exeter Minor bowling league are proudly holding their trophies for individual efforts received at their annual banquet Monday evening. Front from left: Linda Middleton, Michael Hunter, Cathy Fuller, Valerie Flynn, David Holtzman, Brad Brintnell and Brian Hearn. Back Row: Jim Brintnell, Doug Fairbairn, Kathy Kirk, Launa Fuller, Trudy Stagg and Kathy Simmons. (T-A photo) Individual trophy winners Individual trophy winners are shown with their prizes at the annual banquet of the Exeter minor bowling league. Junior winners are shown in the front row with the best of the senior division in the back row. Front, from left: Paul McKnight, Gail Sweet, Lynn Farquhar, Cathy Holtzman, Jack Darling and Don Kirk. Back: Joan Campbell, Libby Mirkle, Judy Glover, Dan Wilson, Jim Gifford and Ron Moore. 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The car itself is important too, Its features, reputation and future value, Then look at price, trade-in allowance and the final deal, Chevrolet builds a great deal into its cars, and you get a great deal when you buy. What's c.116,6C Chevrolet got? Everything, A Jet- smoother ride, Engines from 155 hp to 425 hp. Show-stopper styl- ing, What's its reputation like? Impeccable! And its future worth? Chevrolets have tradition- ally brought higher trade-in allowances. As to the deal, now during Car Buyers' Field Days, Impala Sport Coupe your Chevrolet dealer can give you the best all-round deal in town. That means the best price for your trade-in and the fastest delivery, too. When are you com- ing? Better make it today! AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER IN EXETER: PHONE 235-0660 SNELL BROS. LIMITED EXETER Be"sure to gee Bononto on the CBC-TV network each Sunday. Check your local listing for channel and time EXETER LADIES ',A" LE (M. Skinner 507) 8114 HD (B. Wilson 664) 8675 PP (E. Skinner 550) 8499 RO (J. Scott 501) 7753 BB (B. Dow 582) 8703 'FR (A. Cronyn 568) 8635 HG (N. Coleman 638) 8141 MM (L. Pincombe 640) 8915 EXETER LADIES "B" HH (L. Bell 569) 8273 JJ (M. Isaac 504) MM (G. Elsie 658) BB (B. Sander 569) HA (J. Lafreniere 666) SP (E. Reid 451) BL (M. Miners 515) DR (M. Wildfong 458) EXETER LADIES CONSOLATION WC (A. Romaniuk 526) AC (M. Skinner 472) 7455 (D. Snell 592) 8520 (L, Smith 513) 6872 (P. Veal 510) 7282 (P. H-Duvar 524) 7736 (G. Skinner 505) 7388 MIXED LEAGUE (M. Cronyn 602) 7 (J. Pfaff 467) 0 (D. Bray 534) 5 (M. Bell 610) 2 (G. Eisenschink 531) 7 (D. Harrison 564) 0 RI (B. Wilson 702) GU (T, Triebner 634) SB (D. Dobson '715) GL (T. MacDonald 598) CC (P. Bileski 641) TW (G. Campbell 692) LADIES FRIDAY NITERS CL (C. Taylor 390) '7 14 MW (M. Bridges 351) 0 6 RO (B. Smith 510) 5 20 RA (B. Luxton P. Crawford 389) 2 16 PEE WEES BE (L. Middleton 227) 5 78 EL (S. Campbell 151) 0 66 Despite cold and blustery winds that persisted over the weekend, many good catches of trout were reported from Morrison Darn. Two of the most ardent young anglers, Larry Willert and Jim Receive $650 for ball lights The newly organized commit- tee to make floodlights a reality at the Exeter Community Park held their first meeting at the Town Hall Tuesday evening. Chairman Gil Burrows and com- mittee members at large, Dave Cross, Jim Russell and Murray Brintnell along with H o w a r d Holtzman of Exeter Legion, Sherry Robinson representing Teen Town and Rec Director Alvin Willert were present. Donations of $500 from the Exeter Legion and $150 from Teen Town have been substantiat- ed and the members of the com- mittee will be investigating other sources of donations before an- other meeting to be held next Tuesday, Other organizations in addition to the two mentioned are prepared to make contri- butions in the next week or so. Plans have been prepared for the location of the lights and prices have been procured for poles and lights. As soon as the ground dries sufficiently work will be started on the actual lay-out of the diamond which will be located directly in front of the grandstand. Predictions — Continued from page 6 Howard Holtzman AL NL Detroit Pittsburg Baltimore Dodgers Cleveland Cincinatti Minnesota Giants Chicago Philadelphia HR --Kaline and Mays Batting -- B. Robinson and Aaron Pitching--McLain and Marichal Mrs. Annie Mothers AL Baltimore Detroit Cleveland ,Chicago Minnesota HR -- F. Robinson and Mays Batting -- Kaline and Mays Pitching -- McDowell and Mari- chal CR (J. Webb 188) 5 69 GI (V. Flynn 160) 0 41 LI (M. Hunter 185) 3 33 ZE (N. Penhale 153) 2 43 BANTAM GIRLS SP (L. Fuller 231) 0 80 RO (K. Simmons 443) 5 6'7 OW (K. Kirk 217) 3 61 CH (D. Fite 166) 2 58 LA (T. Stagg 303) 5 94 BANTAM BOYS WC (D. LaFreniere 274) 5 9 1 RO (R. Ryckman 302) 0 59 BJ (J. Gould 292) 5 35 NH (G. LaFreniere 239) 0 30 TI (M. Obre 231) 3 57 SD (B. Wilson 237) 2 73 UCAN LANES COLLEENS TTN(B. Hodgins 439) 0 99 TGG(J. Harding 516) 5 81 TFF(J. Rummell 621) 4 70 TCC(B. Steeper 560) 1 59 Parsons got off to a good start Saturday morning, nabbing their quota of 15 each in shod order and had them cleaned by 7 o'clock, About 1500 of the speckled variety were put into the Morri- son waters about two weeks ago and thanks to the weather Man about ninety-five percent of these still remain. Game Warden Roy Bellinger of Goderich made fre- quent checks over the weekend, tabulating the amount, size and variety of fish caught. Some dozen or so speckled trout that were released a year ago were taken on the opening days. They are identified by black marks and are a bit larger, Other anglers known to get good catches were Frank and Rick Brintnell, Alvin Willert, Garnet Shipman and Andy Miller, GOOD CATCHES FOR TRIO A trio of Exeter fishermen headed into the northern part of Huron County and returned with excellent catches. Ted Pooley, Bill Snell and Bert Ostland were successful in landing 32 trout of the speckled variety. These were all of good size, with the largest being about 17 inches and tipping the scales at just over two pounds. 4,000 attend G-B drags Four thousand persons jam- med into Grand Bend Dragway Sunday afternoon to watch the regular schedule of drag events and the special appearance of Roger Harris of Riverview, Cali- fornia and his J46 jet powered dragster. Harris' original attempt to set a speed record was a failure when water in the fuel mixture pre- vented the motor from igniting. After draining tanks and motor, the jet thundered down the track and reached a speed of 217 mph in an elapsed time of 7.70 sec- onds. The best speed turned in by the jet powered dragster was 231 mph. Ow one of the runs the car became airborne and Roger had to shut off early. Top eliminator honours for the day were taken by Herb Rogers in the London Motor Products •sponsored A/FD edging Bob Re- verich of Port Huron in an in- jector A/FD Chevvy. Best competition eliminator was Bill Kydd of London piloting his wild Dodge powered A/A in a decision over the B/C Anglia of Zimmer and Savelle of Strat- ford. Mr, & Mrs. Jas Patterson en- tertained with a surprise birth- day dinner for his mother, Mrs. Ray Patterson Friday evening, Guests were Mr. & Mrs. Ray Patterson and Winston, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond English, Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Adair and children of Corbett. Mrs. Elgin Webb is spending this week with her grandchildren and Mr. Jack Mann at Toronto. Mr. Lloyd Baker has returned to Beck Memorial Sanatorium London, after spending the week- end at his home in grand Bend. Mrs. Alex Hamilton, Mrs. Le- roy Bariteau, Mrs. Emery Des- Jardins and Mrs. W. Gill of the Grand Bend WI assisted the la- dies of South Huron hospital aux- iliary with their rummage sale last Friday and Saturday. May 5/ 1966 Pia* 7 c()IiRCTION—The. headline Coax Grand Bend .news in last week's issue should have read ,otgleet. Mrs.. Harold Waiver head .of Grand Bend wpt instead of Mrs Roy IVIorenz, Wry! III Health? 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