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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-03-23, Page 7PRE-EASTER SPECIAL CONTINUES GARMENTS 3 CLEANED 2 FOR THE PRICE OF at BRADY /BICLEANERS 235-2131 Lady curlers finish draw Regular play has been com- pleted in the third draw of the Exeter ladies curling club and only one rink was able to come through the schedule with a per- fect record. Dorothy Marks led her four- some that includes Helen Coates, Elaine Pinder and Debbie Newby to the Wednesday title and will receive a bye into the finals. The best in Tuesday afternoon play, a rink skipped by Shirley Davidson, will be meeting Thurs- day's winners, headed by Marg Murley in a semi-final match early this week. Monday afternoon members of the local ladies club entertained a similar group from CFB Cen- tralia for some friendly curling. Each rink was composed of two members from each club. Helen Webber and Agnes Bray of the host club joined with Marg Barkley and Phyllis Grant of Centralia in winning the top prize. 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You simply have to give your full name, date of birth and Social Insur- ance Number. There is no charge for it. NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES IN AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE WILL, AS OF APRIL 1st,1967, COVER EMPLOYEES OF FARMS RANCHES r.4it • 't NURSERIES GREENHOUSES FRUIT, FRUIT, VEGETABLE, 7383(01W FLOWER GROWERS. UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION GOVERNMENT OF CANADA March 23, 1967 P0940 7 At Whalen .11111hunguingunthI1011111liiiimuliiillill111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 REC NEWS By ALVIN WILLERT List top euchre players Mr, & Mrs. Cecil Bowman, Revere were Friday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs, Laverne Morley, celebrating the mutual birthdays of Mrs. Morley and Mrs. Bowman. By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE Mr, & Mrs. Ken Hodgson were in charge of the Euchre party, Saturday evening in the Corn- munity Centre. Six tables were at play. Prizes for ladies high went to Mrs. Wm. Morley; men's high, Jim foster; lone hands, Laverne Morley; consolation, Varis Eglitis. PERSONALS Miss Eileen McKenna, St. Marys, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Foster, Stratford were week end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Morley. Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Taylor, London and Mr. & Mrs. Wrn. O'Brien, Ingersoll, were recent callers with Mr. & Mrs. Alex }Mine. Novice 9-10 Exeter vs Listowel Pee Wee 10-11 Exeter vs Listowel Bantam 11-12 St. Marys vs Lis- towel Novice 12-1 Listowel vs Brussels Pee Wee 1-2 St. Marys vs winner of Listowel vs Exeter Bantam 2-3 Exeter vs winner of Listowel vs St. Marys Novice 3-4 Winner of Exeter vs St. Marys vs winner of Listowel vs Brussels Midget 4-5 Exeter vs St. Marys Resort kids record wins A pair of Grand Bend minor hockey teams are making good showings in the playoffs of the North Lambton hockey league and in exhibition play S u nd ay scored convincing wins over clubs from Dearborn, Michigan. In pee wee action, the Grand Bend boys outplayed their Ameri- can opposition from start to fin- ish to ring up a 4-1 win, while the bantams were on the right side of a 4-2 score in a well played contest. David Kemp, Dwight Jennison, Jim Kennedy and Peter Black picked up the Grand Bend pee wee goals with assists going to Jack Stanlake, Harry Smith and Kemp. Scott Jackson led the GB bant- am scorers with a pair of tallies while Doug Jennison and Kyle Harrison chipped in with singles. In Lambton playoff action, the summer resort pee wees coached by Al Kemp downed Forest 7-5 in a two game total goals series and will be meeting Kettle Point In Thedford, Saturday at 1:00 in the first game of the next round. Ken Freebairn's bantams eliminated Ailsa Craig 5-1 in a similar series and take on Bos- anquet in Thedford, Saturday at 2 o'clock. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111H1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111U11111 Show changes in dress, equipment BOWLING SCOR Last Saturday was the last game of the Pee Wee semi- finals, The Maple Leafs defeated the Canadiens 4-2 on the strength of three goals by Perry Stover and a single by Doug Miners. John Musser and Steve Har- rison were the marksmen for the Canadiens. This Saturday the final series starts with the Maple Leafs meet- ing the Red Wings in a best-of- three championship. Game time is 9:00 am. The Rangers defeated Boston in Novice hockey by a score of 2-0. Ricky Stagg and Brian Pen- hale each scored a goal. Seven goals were scored in Mite hockey on Saturday in a real good game. Paul Pooley and Billy Wilson each scored two with Perry Pooley, Laurie Skinner and Brad Roelofson adding one goal each. Saturday morning hockey will continue for at least two more weeks with a possibility of going longer. The Bantams and Midgets have advanced to the Shamrock finals with the bantams playing Lam- beth and the midgets playing 411111* Stoneybrook. Both series are 2- out-of-3. The Jr. Hawks are doing ex- tremely well and it looks as though they can win the series with Dresden. We have nothing official as yet but expect the next series will be with Leamington. On Tuesday, March 28, the Lake Huron Zone Recreation Minor Hockey Tournament will be held here at Exeter. Starting time is 9 am and games will continue on through to 5 o'clock with a total of 8 games being played. If you have time on your hands on Tuesday drop up to the arena. Mrs, McLeod Mills entertained several of Bruce's friends Sun- day afternoon honoring his 13th birthday, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. French en- tertained Sunday at a fam ily gath- ering on the occasion of their 27th wedding anniversary. Guests were Mr. & Mrs. Howard Morley and Kathleen, Mr. & Mrs. Don Newbury and Daren, hazel P ark, Michigan, Mrs, Ruth Brock, Chiselhurst, Mr. & Mrs. Art Hodgins and family, Cla.nde- boye, Mr. & Mrs. Gary Parkinson and family, St. Marys, Miss Bar- bara Hern, Zion, and Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley, Janice and Robbie. Mr. & Mrs. J. Finkbeiner, Jackie and Joanne visited Sunday in Listowel with the former's mother, Mrs. 0. H. Finkbeiner. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson and family were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Johnson, London. Old-fashioned farmers, doctors and nurses were contrasted with their modern counterparts in the display E E. i r= presented by the grade one students in the EPS centennial program. In the top photo from the left are: Cindy Horn, Robin Little, Jimmy Veri, Laurie Heimrich and Matthew Postill. Shown below are: Susanne Janke, Teddy Triebner, Lynne Mercer, David Holtzman, TerryHeywood, Perry Pooley and Nancy Perry. T-A photo 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 MEN'S "A" LEAGUE SP (K. Campbell 272) 5 48 54 57 67 1 38 4 52 0 39 3 '74 1 68 3 24 1 43 3 60 1 49 OW (B. Campbell 147) 0 36 RB (B. CA (D. RO (J. 2x4s(J. UN (J. FA (R. C 4th(E. RI (B. TR (C. LA (H. SP (A. A&H(D. 5 69 0 45 5 45 0 25 BANTAM BOYS (R. Stagg 339) (G. MacLean 225) (S. Orenchuk 216) (S, Pfaff 204) Pooley 759) 3 Couture 670) 1 Fuller 678) 3 Smith 717) Hennessey 778) Collingwood 706) Matzold '756) Farquhar 716) Edwards '799) Heywood 589) Miller 659) Bennett 710) SR. BOYS & GIRLS ST (R. Barkley 316) 5 DY (D. Foreman 228) 0 KED(J. Glover 437) 5 CC (M. Barkley 355) AT (R. Brintnell 360) 5 CO (No team showed up) 0 LUCAN LANES TI WC SD RO BO TB JE PB KI DO JR. BOYS & GIRLS (J. Darling 349) (C. Sweet 271) (0. Kirk 378) (K. Holtzmann 310) (L. Fuller 290) (J. Frayne 291) 5 71 0 46 5 21 0 60 3 68 2 19 45 20 65 61 64 15 51 42 37 35 32 7 LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE SD (C. Glenn 666) 1 RE (D. Watson 660) 2 FE (R. McRoberts 508) 1 DU (V. Neil 553) 2 SH (D. Weller 587) 2 MA (B. Arnold 543) 1 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE WI (B. Van de Worp 666) 4 65 PE (W, Peitsch 65'7) 0 56 NO (A. Meikle 640) 3 60 TR (R. Lee 584) 1 66 BE (B. Russell 603) 4 57 CJB (A. Cudmore 653) 0 56 TE (R. Weber 622) 2 37 CA (L. Inglis 518) 2 37 MI (H. Flaro 646) 4 67 CL (Default) 0 9 BA (B. Lain 602) 4 58 ODD(B. McFalls 583) 0 55 LADIES "A" LEAGUE TR (0. Essery '715) 7 89 RO: (J. Heywood 505) 0 48 MM (L. Pincombe 661) 7 115 WC (B. Hearn 535) 0 35 LE, (N. Dowson 629) 7 113 BB (B. Dougherty 506) 0 104 013 (B. Sauder 625) 5 102 HG (A. Brock 583) 2 78 PP (P. Haugh 658) 5 106 HD (J. Campbell 575) 2 85 5 2 5 2 7 0 I • 44, Limited Time Only! 7 0 5 LUCAN LADIES LEAGUE RA (A. Glenn 526) 5 SP (B. Wraith 621) 2 DA E. Watson 624) CU D. Shipley 570) LE (D. Crudge 549) HOO(P. Holmes 529) SH (E. Burt 497) DI (I. Theander 486) HI (M, Elson 6'77) PI (T. Hamilton 488) HOP(H. McDonald 534) FR (S. Newman H. Ewan 528) 113 78 132 9'7 57 40 85 19 124 53 71 2 92 JE SP HH LH JJ AC BL JS MM HA Area curlers end season A banquet was held last week honoring winners in the local Curlerama, an annual event spon- sored by local Massey-Ferguson dealer Harry Sherwood. Mrs. Harry Strang, president of the Exeter ladies curling club, along with Sherwood and Bill Cann were in charge of the event. Two draws for male competi- tors were held during the year and one ladies series. A rink skipped by Lee Webber that in- cluded Gerd McCarter, Ross Hodgert and Lloyd Ballantyne were overall champions defeat- ing Harry Dougall's foursome consisting of R e g Schroeder, Winston Shapton and Bill Mor- ley. Copping the ladies' prize was a rink comprising Dorothy Coates, Dolores Shapton, Dor- othy Elder and skip GPrry Gregus. 59 83 67 100 FREE QUART OF LADIES "B" LEAGUE (A. Bishop 625) 7 33 (E. Reid 511) 0 63 (G. Rader 592) 7 91 (N. Garrett 590) 0 107 (A. Zachar 591) '7 130 (M. Bridges 504) 0 69 (D. Kirk 512) '7 115 (G. Skinner 470) 0 67 (S. Wright 563) 4 93 (H. Hodgins 520) 3 107 THE COLLEENS TB (N. Lewis 566) TP (B. Avery 559) TM (F. Arnold 469) KK (B. Steeper 538) SATINHIDE LATEX ENAMEL WORTH $3 90 5 98 2 116 5 68 2 101 7 93 0 52 7 125 0 47 5 93 2 44 7 83 0 75 5 122 2 94 7 116 0 58 5 81 2 7 123 0 109 AILSA CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE CS (A. Blake 584) 4 48 BB (B. Hodgins 537) 1 41 LS (A. Faulder 479) 1 41 WW (G. Hern 658) 3 41 PC (J. Finkbeiner 517) 3 22 MIXED LEAGUES SB (N. Dowson 678) VA (J. Russell 640) GU (T. Triebner 637) GY (J. Le Bel 568) CH (K. Jorgensen 580) RA (A. Miller 510) PP (J. Bell 749) BL (P. O'Brien 542) YS (1. Glover 627) HG (D. Brock 556) U&D(S, Glanville 551) BA (0. Lewis 497) H8 (S. Zachar 540) BTO(B, Lain 593) GL (M. Glover 661) RR (H. Flaro 5'77) TA (G. Mason 539) HS (R. Lightfoot 546) CC (B. Gilfillan 659) BO (C. Wein 612) • PLUS PAINT BRUSH WORTH $1.55 Pair of upsets in Legion darts Two of the top six clubs during the regular schedule of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs. The Itchy Four, who finished in second place, a scant point back of the league winning Hair- pins were dumped by the Le- gionnaires and the fifth place Featherflights were ousted by the Four B's, tenth place fin- ishers. Other teams surviving the first round were the Hairpins, Dart Sharks, Cleaners and Can- ners. Although it came too late to qualify for a trophy that is con- fined to league play, a one game score of 158 turned in by Note Smith of the Bluebirds was the highest of the season for ladies. This week's schedule is: Hairpins vs Legionnaires Dart Sharks vs Cleaners Four B's vs Canners WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE GALLON OF LADIES FRIDAY NITERS NW (G. Webster 484) SW (C. Taylor 512) 5 MB (F. Shaw 499) 2 UN (G. Stire 455) PEE WEES LI (B. Horrell 104) 2 ZE (D. Holtzmann 106) 0 GI (J. Darling 98) 2 BE (M. Lysack 113) 0 BANTAM GIRLS CH (H. Mathers 196) 3 CA (V. Sweet 238) 2 RO (B. Ferguson 219) 3 LA (L. Middleton 170) 2 100 93 85 58 List top winners in Hensall play The Hensall curling club com- pleted its activities for the cur- rent year with a social evening March 14 when the various trophies were presented. Winning the Middleton trophy along with the second draw was a rink comprising Harold and Marg Knight and Fran and Bill Mickle with the latter as skip. The Goodwin trophy award went to Ray and Marg Consitt and Bob and Marlene Bell. Other trophy winners are as follows: First draw, Bob Gem- mel, Jack Consitt, Doug Cook and Bob McLaughlin; Third draw, J. and W. Skea and W. and K. Bell; fourth draw, S. and I. Rennie and S. and A. Kochan. PITTSBURG WALLHIDE LATEX WALL PAINT 20 24 15 1'7 54 4'7 40 31 Rec hockey --,ContinUed from page 6 than two minutes to put his club back in front again, this time to stay. Wagner finished off his scor- ing splurge for the night, flick- ing in a pass from Loader With about three minutes to go and again cutting the Crediton lead to one. With the Old Timers trying to rally for the equalizer, Lamb broke away and scored the in‘ surance marker to complete his five goal effort. Both goalies, Jim Glavin of Crediteh, and Glen Stire Of the Old Timers, turned in solid per- formances in a game that stress:: ed .OffenSive play.