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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-12-07, Page 51 12.99 17.95 4.95 2V, Ft. SCOTCH PINE 214 Ft. BLUE SPRUCE Viz Ft. VINYL GREEN 4.98 6 Ft. SCOTCH PINE 5.50 6'.11 Ft. BLUE SPRUCE 1 99 6 Ft. VINYL SILVER ALL TREES COMPLETE WITH STAND AND STORAGE BOX General Electric 14 LIGHT OUTDOOR SET General Electric 12 LIGHT INDOOR SET General Electric OUTDOOR FLOODLIGHT COLOR KIT Comp. 3" 4" Iseial.Fgroalte;Plra=lkfctlaN-a G? 5 ceta•ce4pgaelelaPIVI4Ife011ee DECORATE YOUR HOME akexcitilvekkAai Start at Traquair Hardware. Here you will find everything to make your home as gay as the season. Shop our store for all your holiday needs. CHRISTMAS TREES See our large selection. Sparkling Vinyl Trees, Natural Looking Spruce anti Pine. All safe for lights. Be a master Christmas-card-sender in time for Christmas mail all your cards before December 13 ( out of town) and December 17 ( local delivery) or better still, now r raa FOR POSTAL INFORMATION SEE THE YELLOW PAGES OF YOUR TELEPHONE BOOK MEN'S "A" LEAGUE RB (R. Heywood 725) 4 UN (J. Hennessey 595) 0 KI (B. Lain 695) 3 TR (H. Brintnell 752) 1 ONE(B, Dobson 702) 3 RI (B. Farquhar '745) 1 SP (B. Nicol 659) 4 CO (E. Clarke 520) 0 C4th(A. Finlayson 819) 4 2x4s(M. Robbins 580) 0 CA (D. Couture 673) 3 RO (G. Robinson 700) 1 34 29 9 14 20 32 21 9 2'7 15 29 25 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE PE (E. Redden 645) 3 CA (L. Jones 579) 1 NO (L. Edwards 591) 4 SK (B. Fisher 588) 0 MI (G. Stire 733) 3 WI (G. Toonk 623) 1 BE (G. H-Duvar 706) 3 LA (B. McFalls 656) 1 WO (R, Dickey 632) 3 TE (F. Wells 602) 1 TR (C. Wilson 728) 4 CJB (E. Willard 549) 0 18 16 26 10 30 28 24 22 16 24 26 16 LADIES "A" LEAGUE OB (L. Smith 706) 5 BB (W, Brintnell 661) 2 TR (J. Essery 601) 5 KI (C. Moore 517) 2 LE (D. Dobson 687) 4 HG (D. Munroe 642) 3 DU (Y, Glover 618) 7 RO (A. Prout 537) 0 HD (A. Jorgensen 623) 7 BH (C. Simpson 507) 0 MM (G, Coward '746) '7 PP (P. Haugh 674) 0 62 49 38 29 64 62 34 30 60 23 53 42 By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Cpl. and Mrs. Bill Heywood, Karen and Darlene of La Macaza Quebec, Mrs. Keith Heywood and Kathleen of South Germany and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Heywood of Elimville spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Armstrong of RR 1 St. Marys, and also watched and enjoyed the St. Marys Christmas parade. Cpl. and Mrs. Bill Heywood Karen and Darlene of La Macaza, Quebec, returned home after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Heywood for the weekend. Cpl. and Mrs. Keith Heywood and Kathleen have returned to Germany, where Keith has been stationed for eight years, Keith had to return to duty in a few days but Mrs. Heywood and Kath- leen were able to stay another week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Heywood. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Armstrong and Mrs. Hubert Heywood, while seeing Mrs. Keith Heywood and Kathleen off to Germany at the 'Trenton Air Base, saw Miss Canada, also Mr. Gordie Tapp and his troop board the same plane. Mr. & Mrs. Don Wilcox and family spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Routly. Mr. & Mrs. John Batten, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Fletcher, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hern attended a square dance at King George School at Guelph, Saturday evening. The Elimville UCW December meeting will be held at the church Monday afternoon, Dec. 18, in- stead of Dec. 11. The Baby Band and mothers are invited guests. Mr. Larry and Dale Skinner at- tended the 4-H Agriculture Achievement Night at Seaforth District High School, Friday evening. A number of ladies attended the Stephen Township Sr. Citizens banquet at Crediton Community Centre last Tuesday evening and presented a musical number. 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AVAILABLE AT ITU uRory GO IIRAGTOR Sr. EQUIPMENT LIMITED, EXETER. 2315-11115 Your kit includes Case, Phillip's Bit, Slotted Bit, Robertson Bit, Sand and Polish Kit, Wire Brush, Grinding Wheel, Arbour Adapter, Socket Kit, Twist Bit Set ... AND your Skil Drive-R-Drill with Trigger Speed Control that allows you to squeeze the speed you need for any job. , OPERATES AT ANY SPEED FORWARD-OR-REVERSE Drills Through WOOD „ . METAL .. . GLASS AND EVEN CONCRETE The Perfect Christmas Gift 1.11MIER (OPAPANY tIMIIED Times-Advocate, December 7, 1967 Pan. :5 water junior play at the arena again on Tuesday with the PreS,., Friday night when they take on den Kings supplying the pm*. Wallaceburg and. are at home Lion.. Hawks clip Flyers in exhibition Minor puck teams record even split Men's club elects officers The new officers of the James Street United Church AOTS Men's Club were elected Monday, and then installed by Mery Cudmore. Past president Iry Armstrong is shown handing over the gavel to the incoming president, Len McKnight. T-A photo 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 — = = = e• = ; 2 A Exeter's four minor clubs par- ticipating in the Shamrock league regular schedule over the past week came up with an even split, with two wins and the same num- ber of ties and losses in six starts. In Wednesday's weekly triple- header at the arena against Lucan, the local pee wees were on the short end of a 7-2 count, the bantams fashioned an 11-0 shutout and the midgets gained a 3-3 draw. Travelling to Strathroy on Monday, the pee wees were again on the short end of the score this time 3-2 while the bantams were victorious 8-1. In the only squirt action of the week, the Exeter boys played a 2-2 tie with Lambeth in Lucan, Saturday. STOVER NETS TWO Perry Stover was the top pee wee scorer over the week's play, getting a goal in each game. Paul Robinson notched the other Exeter counter against Lucan while John Muller was the ad- ditional marksman in Strathroy. that was in an exhibition Con- test. The Hawks took on the Zurich Flyers of the district WOAA intermediate grouping as part of the festivities in connection with Friday's official re-opening of the Babe Siebert Memorial arena and Zurich Community Centre, The local juniors jumped into an early four-goal lead and were able to stay well in front the rest of the way to post an 8.4 victory, Captain Larry Willert started the Hawks off with a successful slap shot from the blueline in the first minute of play. Suc- cessive scores from the sticks of Bill Fairbairn, Bruce For- rest and Rick McDonald put the Exeterites ahead 4-0 before Jim Consitt broke the scoring ice for Zurich. McDonald with his second tally of the game and Scott Burton's solo rush upped the Exeter lead to 6-1, At this point the Flyers perked up a bit with Bill Hoff- man, Bob Merner and former Hawk coach Earl Wagner find- ing the scoring mark. Grant Walker scored for the Hawks midway through the third period and Fairbairn added his second of the night in the dying moments of the game to com- plete the scoring. The Hawks get back to Blue- picking up two -wins. Larry Bourne was the top scorer in the 7-2 winover Lucan, scoring three times while Allan Parsons, Ronnie Lindenfield and Randy Preszcator notched two goals each and were added by Brad Klumpp and Randy QUM- lan. prerscator took over as the top scorer against Strathroy with a hat trick performance. Parsons was close behind with a two goal effort and Klumpp, Bourne and Robert Ryckrean chipped in with single counters. MIDGETS TIE AGAIN The midgets, coached by Lorne Haugh, gained their fourth tie of the year, a 3-3 stalemate against Lambeth. Tom Prout tallied twice to lead the Exeter attack and Bob Rowe accounted for the third marker. The Exeter squirts coached by Jim pinder and Murray Moore came up with a good team effort in gaining the 2-2 tie against Lambeth in Lucan, Saturday. Brian Taylor scored both Exeter goals. The locals meet Strathroy at the Lucan arena, Saturday afternoon at 2.30 in their next Shamrock action. 5.98 1.39 2.79 .69¢ 1.89 1.98 RUN WILD The bantam club, gaining mo- mentum each time they appear in action, scored almost at will in 3 CANDLE CANDOLIER TREE TOP STAR 25 FT. OUTDOOR EXTENSION The Exeter junior Hawks made Only one appearance on the ice lanes during the past week and Two dart clubs even at the top Only three points separate the five teams in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league after ten weeks of regular play, The Dart Sharks gained three points in Friday's latest action to move into a first place tie with the Hairpins with equal point totals of 32. The Turtles are right behind with 31 while the Cleaners and Featherflights follow with re- spective point totals of 30 and 29. In the individual standings, Bill Smith's five wins on Friday moved him into the lead in the most wins department with 17 and into a tie with Gerald Law- son and Larry Estey in the high single section. Each has amassed a score of 140 during the season to date. The ladies' statistics remain unchanged with Annie Lawson leading in high single with 130 and Edna Dietz's 11 wins top in the games won department. Last week's scores were: Featherflights 5 - Generals 0 Itchy Four 4 - Four B's 1 Turtles 4 - Hairpins 1 Shiphunters 3 - Spares 2 Canners 3 - Legionnaires 2 Dart Sharks 3 - Cleaners 2 fr SNOW BOMBS g TREE UiAAENDTSDOOR Fis 4 TRAQUAIR HARDWARE NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE EXETER ivat;i'grt7Ai-witwgrvet6twriMte%tes-el*eNtsitecegitv*eirktilfltl &-ariertr.tilettrut114 4,(modi evisftlicloorqouw elmif Gifting Ideas 1111111111111III1111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 UN (H. Turnbull 540) 0 21 BL (A, Appleton E, Glaab 578) 4 53 MM (S. Wright 741) 3 67 SP (E. Reid 712) 5 27 HA (V, Stagg 615) 2 51 The gift that keeps on giving- a year's subscription to the T-A. Special reduced rate this year for gift- giving. And we'll send an attractive card announcing your thoughtfulness. At the same time you'll have a chance on a free year's subscription in our weekly draw. Gift Subscriptions $4.00 PP (R. TA (D. RA (B. GU (13. 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