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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-06-01, Page 7June Bride Special WHEN YOU BUY THIS GE FRIDGE & RANGE COMBINATION FOR ONLY Refrigerator Model 101L63 Range 399 00 • Model 20J61 You Get 4 GE APPLIANCES FREE MIXER MODEL M100 KETTLE MODEL K 43 TOASTER MODEL T 36 STEAM IRON MODEL F 99 Russell Electric Exeter 235-0505 "'"'taili;NCPHOTOOP‘Otil shi0Weigt) NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS ! CARTER'S KITCHEN CENTRE FEATURING Built in Appliances and Air Conditioning See the latest models now on display in our new Kitchen layouts, 444e.D024. FEATURING A complete line of Hanover Kitchen Cupboards in o variety of styles and colors. Choose from: Contest°, Continental, tierthwood, Etched Provincial, Modern Provincial, Italian Provineloi, Early American and Roxan Provincial Vanities. AMTICO INLAID FLOOR. COVERINGS CERAMIC TILE See Doug tatter lot frets dotleiletes on new kitchens or renovations — no obligation. 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The highlight of the evening was the presentation of most valuable player awards to a mem- ber of each of the four minor puck teams, The individual awards were Presented by the guest speaker for the evening, Bit martin of the Chicago Black Hawks, and went to novice Randy English, pee wee Bradley England, bantam Jim Hearn and midget Andy Hardy, Receiving a plaque as the best goalie in the complete hockey set up was Jef f Culbert who guarded the twines for the novice and pee wee clubs. Stan Stakes of London, presi- dent of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association, presented divisional crests to the novice and midget teams, It was a very successful season for the youthful bockeyiste from the Irish town, The novice and bantam teams won their respec- tive Shamrock league champ- ionships, The pee wee club were runners-up at the young Canada tournament in ooderich and won the Legion zone title in a playoff with teams from Ailsa Craig and Glencoe. In addition to winning a Sham- rock title, the bantams were vic- torious in the "D" category of the annual Luca.n bantam tourney. pat Crudge was hockey chair- man throughout the year and Bill Smith, long associated with hock- ey in Lucan, was master of cere- monies at the banquet. Trout from Morrison One of the best catches of trout taken from the Morrison Darn this year is shown above with ardent fishermen, Torn Elliott and Larry Stire. T-A photo "B" league winners The best in the “B" section of the Exeter Men's bowling loop during the regular schedule were the Milkmen, shown above. Back, left, Hal Fiero, Glenn Northcott, Larry Stire and Ted Bowden. Front, Eric Schwartzentruber, Glenn Stire, Tim Stire and Danny Wilson, T-A photo Lucan's top pee wee The most valuable player on the Lucan pee wee club during the 66-67 season was Bradley England. Above, Bradley is receiving his award from Pit Martin of the Chicago Black Hawks during the annual awards of the Lucan minor hockey program sponsored by Branch 540 of the Canadian Legion. — Engel photo Top bowlers The best individual efforts during the 1966-67 season of the Exeter Men's bowling league were turned in by the four bowlers shown above. Back, left, Guy Hunter-Duvar, best single in the ttB" division with 425 and Hal Fiero who captured top triple and average with respective scores of 864 and 226. Front, Jack Fuller who led the "A" bowlers with a 237 average and 931 triple and Don Couture, high single at 3'71. T-A photo ....immtimmiromook Mt. Carmel students injured in ball game HERE IT IS! ALL-NEW EPIC. TEMPTING NEW MODELS. AUTOMATIC TOO. SPORTS CAR RESPONSE. COMFORT ABOUNDS. ECONOMICAL PERFORMANCE A former parishioner that of Rev. Hugh Fleming, pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows Parish in Aylmer, is celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary of his ordination this week. His moth- er, Mrs. Pat Fleming and her family attended his special cele- bration. Two of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel students suffered painful accid- ents during the past week while playing baseball. Boys were Matthew Muller and Gerard O'- Rourke. Mr. & Mrs. Don Mahoney and daughter, of Gait visited last weekend with Mr. & Mrs. John Mahoney. Mrs. Catherine M or rissey spent Sunday in Stratford with Msg. W. T. Corcoran and Miss Geraldine Harness. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Gibbons, Lon- don, visited on the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Deslardine and C a r 01 Anne. Mr. Dave Morriseey is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Misses Donelda Voisin and Jo- anne Dietrich, London were guests at their homes over the weekend. Messrs Ricky Trainor and Paul Dietrich, London, spent the week- end with their parents. Rev. Basil Sullivan CSB of Edmonton arrived by plane to visit Mr, & Mrs. Charles Glavin and Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Sullivan Sr. and friends. Rev. John Glavin of Texas, returned to his parish last week after spending the past ten days with his sisters Madeleine and Clare Glavin. Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse Hart- man and family, motored to De- troit, Friday and attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Nora Hartman. Most valuable novice Friday was a big day for participants in Lucan's minor hockey pro- gram. Pit Martin of the NHL was guest speaker at the annual father and son banquet and many awards were presented. Above, Harvey Langford presents a plaque to Randy English as the most valuable player on the novice club. — Engel photo A typical pub at Expo 67 will be The British Bulldog. It will be run by three teams of husband- wife pub keepers, servingtypical British fare. Common Sense Motoring from General Motors Epic makes the scene with a brand new look in two exciting models. Epic and Epic Deluxe. Ee one up on everyone else. Have fun driving a small car. Drive Epic. It's a small car with a lot of big car features. 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Dr. & Mrs. Imre Toth and Kimberley left on Sunday for a brief visit with relatives in De- troit and Ohio on their way to Boston where they will take up residence. A large number from Cen- tralia attended the presentation for the Rev. & Mrs. D. M, Grest in the Whalen church last Wed- nesday evening and the anniver- sary service on Sunday that marked the closing of the church. Rev. Guest conducted the service. Rev. E. Roulston of Exeter will conduct the services in the United Church during the month of June. Mrs. Theresa Maloney, Mr. & Mrs. Reg Aubin and boys of Seaforth spent Sunday with Mr. & Mes. V. Overholt and family. :eeeeeteiee