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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-02-09, Page 7Will be waltzing Visitors to the Exeter figure skating carnival, Saturday will be Rornaniuk, Lynn Farquhar, Cathy Holtzman, Heather Doherty, arid watching this group of girls doing the "willow waltz". From left, Mary Hearn. Brenda Jean Brintnell, Launa Fuller, Brenda M. Brintnell, Yvonne T-A photo Senior boys cop squeaker ANNUAL BONUS SALE EXTRA PANTS FREE $69 95 /$79"/$89" Made-To-Measure Only 1 Week Left 300 Samples To Choose From TOTAL SATISFACTION OR TOTAL REFUND LADIES "A" LEAGUE TR (0. Essery 535) 7 75 WC (M. Coburn 402) 0 31 PP (A. Fairbairn 556) 5 83 RO (J. Campbell 426) 2 43 MM (G. Coward 590) 7 84 HD (R. Durand 658) 0 64 OB (V. Smith 519) 5 68 LE (N. Dowson 574) 2 78 BB (W. Brintnell 703) 7 81 HG (N. Coleman 574) 0 57 LADIES "B" LEAGUE LH (F. Rush 671) 7 81 JE (A. Bishop 562) 0 20 MM (L. Webb 564) 7 72 SP (R. Weber 482) 0 51 HA (J. Ovens 610) 5 86 NH (L. Bell 593) 2 73 JJ (M. Isaac 580) 7 101 .15 (G. 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VICTORIA and GREY TRUST 425 Main St. 235-0530 Exeter Experience plus skill make the difference in repairs. For efficient service call us toclay , 255 HURON E. BXETHR ELECTRICAL WIRING TV, RADIO AND SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS SERVICE Appliance repairs the fast efficient way days last week with her mother, Mrs. Arthur McFalls. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pickering and Sheryl of London were week- end visitors at the home of Mrs. Pickering's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins. Mrs. Don Beaman, Karen and Douglas of London were Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lammie of Clinton were Saturday even- ing guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lammie. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love in Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. B. Webb, Sandra and Janet of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schroeder Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vogan and daughters of Listowel were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunnington. By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis held a family gathering Sunday for Mrs. Davis' parents, brother and family. They were observing Mr. George McFalls' birthday,Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George McFalls and Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFalls and boys and Mr. Carl Shendera, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels, Forest. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dobbs and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Marziali, London, recently. Miss Sharon Davis, London, spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis. The ladies of St. Patrick's Guild spent Monday and Tuesday afternoon quilting a centennial quilt at the home Of Mrs. Earl Greenlee. The quilt is for the group. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald, Lucan, and MrS. Harry Noels, Forest, were guests Sun- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins. Socialism makes uneMpley- Merit "Impossible", but Russia's jobless rate Is triple that of Canada. Pees 7 Tinnes.Advocato, FePruary 9, 1907 Centralia rink best KC NEWS. BY WILLERT Rinks from Centralia and Kit- chener carried off top honors in a mixed curling bonspiel at the Exeter curling club, Satur- day. Jack Folkard of the Canadian Forces Base led his rink to three successive wins and first prize in the early draw of the day. Helping the skip to victory were his wife, Muriel and Eric and Helen Crowdis, In the second draw, a Kitchen- er foursome, skipped by Bob Munro were successful in post- ing three straight victories. A Hensall rink headed by Lloyd Mouseeau was runner-up in the first draw, while Jerry Moffatt, playing out of the Exeter club led his team to second place in the later draw, Things are really jumping usual form as eight goals were scored in the game. Jim Gregus was top point getter with five goals. Singles were scored by Gary Skinner, Brad Taylor and Wes Rhude. The Pete's clobbered the Na- tionals in bantam hockey on Sat, with a score of 10-5. Pete Glover and Larry Bourne each had the "Hat Trick". Randy Tiernan and Robbie Lindenfleld each scored two goals for the Pete's. For the Nationals Ron Brintnell had the "Hat Trick" with single goals by Pete Mason and JohnKrampp. it's playoff time again and this week Exeter starts on theOMHA trail with pee wee, bantam and midgets playing Lambeth in the first round. The first games are here on Wed. with the return games at the Gardens on Sat. morning from 9-12 o'clock. The winner in the Pee Wee and Mid- g e t games meet Stoneybrook with the Bantam winner meeting Strathroy. Next Wed, there will be a full slate of games here, either OMHA or Shamrock. Only two left are 'perfects This Saturday there will only be one pee Wee game and that from 9-10. The Pee Wee All-Stars have a playoff game in London at o'clock. All the rest of the pee wees be at the Arena at nine o'clock to pick two teams for this Saturday only, Last Saturday the Red Wings defeated the Black Hawke 3-2, Randy Gilfillan scored two goals and Billy Van Bergen one for the winners. The two goals for the losers were scored by PaulRob- inson and Doug Ferguson. The Maple Leafs moved on top of the Pee Wee standings on Saturday with a 4-2 win over the Canadiens. Perry Stover scored all the goals for the Maple Leafs, with Danny Brintnell and Butch Johnston each scoring a goal for the Canadiens. In Novice hockey Boston de- feated the Rangers 1-0, John Gould was the only player to score, his goal corning on a breakaway. The Mites were up to their Our congratuIations go out to Lorne Haugh and his bantams for winning the bantam tournament at Luca.n last Saturday. In the wind- up game Exeter defeated astrOng team from St. Marys 2 to 1. In the Mite tournament at RCAF Clinton this Sat. the Exetereeites play Seaforth at 8 a.m. in their first game. Win or lose, they will play a second game after lunch. This Saturday is the Figure Skating Carnival and I urge ev- eryone to come out and see the fine show put on by these youngsters. The theme this year is "Colourerna" and the cos- tumes are very gay and colour- ful. The Arena will be decorated with silver foil and coloured lights to add to this gala event. Don't forget Belmont vs Jr. Hawks Friday night; Figure Skat- ing Carnival Saturday night; Minor Hockey Day on Saturday, Feb. 18; Old Fashioned Carnival on Saturday Feb. 25. One more rink has bit the dust in the second draw of the Exeter ladies curling club. A previously unbeaten rink skipped by Melva Ecker was de- feated in the second last week of play, leaving only two four- somes with perfect records, Helen Frayne heads the only undefeated foursome in Tuesday action while a group led byleelen Burton has yet to taste defeat in Thursday play, Last week's scores were: H. Webber 10 - M. Ecker 1 H. Frayne 8 - D. Elder 3 E. Knight 9 - J. McDowell 2 W. Wuerth 12 - T. Payne 4 D, Pfaff 14 - E. Boyle 2 P. Simmons 8 - M. McCarter 7 A. Bray 7 - E. Busche 3 .1, Weber '7 - M. Murley 6 M. Marshall 12 - D. Marks '7 B. Elliott 8 - L. Dobbs 3 H. Mickle 7 - A. McDonald 5 M. Gaiser 5 - B. Bell 4 H. Burton won by default Ladies meet at Cromarty SH cagers win only one in six of the two boys' of a 55-44 count and the seniors Nagel and Bill Farquhar were GALS SPLIT of South Huron were 59-44 losers. close behind with 11 each to The South Huron girls basket- school have com- their credit. ball teams broke even in a double- EXCITING FINISH Dave Skinner flipped in four header against Wingham District club, unbeaten be-Tuesday's senior win in Wing- points and Bud Desjardine and high school at the local school was halted due ham was accomplished in the Larry Skinner each found the gymnasium, Friday. two succes-last minute of play in exciting while their senior fashion. With about five minutes range on one field goal. The SH seniors built up an early lead and hung on for a have finally hit the to play, the Panthers were lead- COME CLOSE 30-27 win while their junio r By MRS. KEN McKELLAR The WMS meeting was held at the home of Mrs. T. L. Scott. Mrs. T. Laing presided. Each member present contri- buted to the program by reading an article from the February edition of the Glad Tidings. During the business period the president Mrs. M. Lamond an- nounced the World's Day of pray- er service to be held in Staffs. United Church Friday Lunch was served by the host- ess assisted by Mrs. W. Harper and Mrs. K. McKellar. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Jim Miller, Bruce and Betty Anne visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Don Swindell, London. Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Wallace and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Parkinson of Stratford spent the weekend with Mrs. Shirley Elliott and family of Essex. Mrs. Bob Hulley, Sandra, Da- vid and Debbie spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker. Mrs. W. N. Binning, Richard and Jane, Mitchell visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. K. McKellar. teams suffered The fortunes basketball district high pletely reversed. The junior fore the schedule to exams, sive defeats counterparts The SH juniors, trailing by nine points going into the final quarter, put up a good fight but could only come within two points of knotting the score in Wingham, Tuesday. Ross Huff and Barry Bayn- ham led the last period Panther drive each firing in four good shots from the floor. They came up with respective game point scores of 20 and 17. John Loader aided the local cause with a seven point per- formance. In the double loss to Mitchell, the SHDHS boys in each game fell well behind in the first half and could not get close. Hans zeehuisen and Don Wolfe were the top senior scorers with respective game totals of 12 and 11. Uilke Nagel and Bill Far- quhar each contributed eight. Barry Baynham was by far and away the best in the junior scoring department garnering a total of 20 points, Ross Huff was next in line with 10 and Chuck Snider and John Loader checked in with identical totals of seven. Men's races ing by five points when one of their top performers, UilkeNag- el, was forced to the sidelines because of fouls. This weakened the club considerably and Wing- ham came back to tie the count at 42-42 with less than a minute to go. As time was running out, a Wingham performer was called on a foul and Don Wolfe of the Exeter five stepped to the free throw line with the outcome of the game in his hands. He calmly flipped two free shots through the hoop to pull out the Exeter vict- o ry. Wolfe was the top SH scorer, netting a total of 12 points, while remain tight counterparts failed to get into a scoring mood, losing 24-9. Both local girls clubs will be at home to Stratford Central in a double bill, Friday. At the same time the boys teams will be travelling to Stratford to play Central in a pair of games. In the senior contest, the local girls scored 12 points in the third quarter to take a 19-11 lead, but were hard pressed in the final minutes to preserve a three point edge at the finish. Brenda Dinney and pam Graves were the top SH scorers, flipping in 10 and 9 points, respectively. Judy Rath aided the winning cause with three field goals to her credit. In dropping the junior contest to Wingham 24-9, the girls from South Huron failed to hit the basket from the floor, getting all their points as the result of suc- cessful tosses from the free throw line. Julia Heywood proved to be best from the four line, dropping in five, while Carol Lyn Shapton hit on two occasions and Martha Kneale and Jane Tuckey hit on single tries. win column. The senior Panthers came up with a superb team effort in hanging up their first win in Wingham Tuesday afternoon by a 44-42 count with the winning points being tossed in the dying moments of the game. The same afternoon, the ju- niors came on strong in the last quarter but failed to nail down a win by a whisker as the Wingham school youngsters triumphed 46- 44. Friday afternoon both South Huron clubs suffered defeats on their home floor to hoopsters from the Mitchell high school. The juniors were on the short end Two of the three leaders in the Exeter men's curling club second draw were able to bold their positions in their respec- tive divisions. Bev Alexander and his rink maintain their post at the top of Monday action and Jack Urqu- hart's four are heading the Thursday curlers. The only change comes in Wed- nesday play, where Bert Borland has moved ahead of four com- petitors that were tied for first a week ago. Last week's scores were: J. Gaiser 6 — G. Mickle 4 G. McCarter 7 — D. Jermyn 4 13. Alexander 12—D. Roelofson2 B. Morgan 6 — L. Learn 4 A. Pym 6 R. Hodgert 5 B. Borland 9 — H. Dougall 6 B. Middleton 9 C. Down 4 A. Clarke 7 — E. Powe 6 B. McLean 6 — H. Pollen 4 K. McDonald 11 C. Smith 5 M. Gaiser 10— P. Raymond 5 A. Cann 6 — A. Westcott 3 E. Fink 11 — W. Seldon 10 L. Passmore 7 — H. Snell 3 R. Snell 8 R. Tiernan 7 D. Weber 10 — M. Hodgert 3 J. Urquhart 8—A. Passmore 3 WALT—ANN'S E & — - = • = -- 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 By MRS. NORMAN LONG Mr. and Mrs. Ted Robinson attended the funeral Monday of a friend, the late John parkins of Thamesville. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McBeath returned Friday from a holiday spent at St. Petersburg, Florida. Miss Debbie Anderson spent the weekend with Miss Glenyce Anderson of Londesborough. Mr. Larry Robinson of RR 3 Kippen who is employed by God- erich Mfg. Co. at Gc'derich was making a clamp for flooring, the saw jammed, pulling the clamp and his hand in, which caused him to lose the first finger to the joint on his left hand. mr. & Mrs. Eric Jensen of Fergus visited during the week with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bell and family. Exeter Main South TAILORING 235-0740 MEN'S INTERTOWN Stratford Bowl Mor Exeter St. Mary's Shakespeare Stratford Valiants Stratford Mike's Lanes Stratford Mike's #2 Mitchell 119 115 114 113 110 101 68 52 Plan special service at Centralia church MEN'S "A" LEAGUE RI (B. Greenacre 814) 3 51 CA (D. Couture 755) 1 47 A&H(D. Bennett 717) 2 37 FA (P. Coburn 728) 2 28 UN (H. Holtzman 707) 3 40 RB (G. Middleton 761) 1 34 C4th(A. Finlayson 763) 4 58 2x4s(M. Robbins 586) 0 33 SP (B. Nicol 782) 2 45 TR (C. Edwards 749) 2 18 RO (J. Fuller 751) 2 52 LA (N. Stanlake 636) 2 38 21 By MRS. FRED BOWDEN 41 The Centennial Committee met 2 23 Monday night in the schoolroom of the church to make plans for the Centennial service in the 5 46 United Church May 7. Anyone 0 27 wishing to rent Centennial clothes 5 33 for the occasion is to contact 0 19 Mrs. Ken Greb before February 17. 2 15 The World Day of Prayer will 0 16 be observed in the United Church 2 8 Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. 0 13 Mr. Leonard Wilson repres- ented the village Library at a meeting in Goderich on Wednes- day of last week, outlining the Huron County Public Library system. Mrs. Phil Johnston of Glan- worth visited for a couple of 45 31 51 20 40 8 LUCAN LANES. LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE SD (C. Glenn 628) 2 RE (R. Hodgins 521) 1 FE (R. McRoberts 602) 3 DU (J. Nurse 687) 1 SH (E. Morgan 557) 2 MA (B. Arnold 548) 0 MIXED LEAGUE CH (J. Fuller 717) 7 74 BL (L. Smith 733) 0 42 GY (B. Sanders 758) 5 83 SB (N. Dowson 676) 2 70 VA (V. Smith 672) 7 91 GU (T. Triebner 504) 0 44 PP (J. Bell 625) 5 92 RA (A. 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