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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-01-11, Page 12Congratulations Mr. Doug Parker another WIN A WATCH A-WEEK WINNER at EARL CAMPBELl JEWELLERS EXETER LADIES "B" LEAGUE SW (E. Gould 488) 5 UN (F. Shaw 458) 2 BL (J. Arnold 621) 5 JS (G. Skinner 599) 2 HA (H. Hodgins 626) 5 MM (E. Morley 533) 2 SP (M. Hirtzel 745) 5 NU (G. Gibson 473) 2 JJ (E. Baynhani 581) 7 AC (M. Westlake 468) 0 MIXED LEAGUE HG (R. Luxton 608) RA (A. Miller 568) TA (D. Brock 599) PS (G. Pratt 628) CII (R. Durand 680) GU (E. Neil 630) VA (J. Russell 659) PP (J, Bell 606) YS (J. Glover 625) RR (G. Wilson 659) AC (P. Obre 599) TH (M. Hirtzel 580) HA (H, Boltzmann 717) H8 (C. Atthill 642) U&D(L. Stire 592) WI (D. McDonald 589) CC (B. Gilfillan 664) HE (R. Westcott 636) BA (B. Mercer 581) HS (P. Soldan 525) 7 0 5 2 5 2 7 0 5 2 4 3 4 3 5 2 5 2 7 0 Win mixed second draw An enthusiastic group of curlers headed by Harry Dougall won the eleven o'clock draw of the annual mixed bonspiel at the Exeter curling club, Saturday. Shown with their silverware are, Ruth Skinner, Peter Snell, Barb Elliott and Harry Dougall. - T-A photo = = =. • :a • V. = = " MM ImM = •. Catch ODGI4 66 DODGE POLARA 440 SEDAN V8 automatic, radio, balance of 5.50 warranty E77275 $2095.00 Special of the Week! 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2-DR. HARDTOP, AUTOMATIC, WHITE WALL TIRES, 2 TONE (LIGHT BLUE WITH WHITE TOP) MATCHING BLUE INTERIOR LIC, E61811 only 995.00 For your convenience our service dept. is open MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8 A.M.- 6 P.M, SATURDAYS 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. Our automotive and gasoline sales open MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. SATURDAY 8 - 6 PM, Don Taylor Motors Ltd. EXETER 235,1100 CREAMPUFF CARS 1967 METEOR RIDEAU 500 2 dr. Hdtp., V-8 auto., P.S., radio E80104 1966 MERCURY PARK LANE 4 dr. 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LARRY SNIDER m 235-1540 OTORs FFOAti2OriATOLRV T RACKS 01 41:1 ai NEW CARS IN STOCK 68 COUGAR completely equipped 68 METEOR 2-dr. Hardtop, V-8 auto., radio, power steering REC NEWS The first pee wee game of the year prodnced a 3-3 tie between the Penguins and Seals. John Muller scored three times to account for all the Penguin mark ers while Paul Robinson fired two scores and Danny Kerslake notched a single to complete the Seals scoring. The Panthers have taken. over first place in the pee wee house league by virtue of Saturday's 5-1 win over the Kings. Noel Skinner and Bob Willis each scor- ed twice to lead the winning attack with John. Gould firing the odd counter. John Vriese fired the only Kings goal to spoil Jim Wildfong's bid for a shutout. Boston had little trouble with the Rangers in novice play as they won by a score of 6-0. Wes Rhude turned in a hat trick per- formance, Danny McIver scored twice and Barry Campbell, the smallest player on the ice, found the range on one occasion to ac- count for the Boston goal total. In bantam house league, Boston downed Chicago 4-2. All the goals were scored in single fashion with Robert Ryckman, Pete Glover, Randy Gilfillan and Danny Cal- cott doing the honors for the Boston six with Robbie Linden- field and Randy Preszcator scor- ing for Chicago. Games this week: 8-9 Kings vs Seals 9-10 panthers vs Penguins 10-11 Boston vs Rangers 11-12 Mites and Squirts 4-5 Chicago vs Boston LEAGUE STANDINGS NOVICE W L T Pts. Boston 7 2 1 15 Rangers 2 '7 1 5 PEE WEE Panthers 6 3 1 13 Seals 5 4 1 11 Kings 4 5 1 9 Penguins ... . . 4 5 1 9 BANTAM Chicago 5 5 0 10 Boston . . . . 5 5 0 10 In the Junior Farmer-Juvenile hockey league games played last Tuesday, the Junior Farmers Cold War; Nations flexing their missiles. Receiver is the fellow appoint- ed by the court to take what's left. 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Larry Skinner with two goals and singles from the sticks of Gord Bern and Bill Brock an- counted for the farmer scoring in the opener while Pau I SO, wartzentruber, Bill Farquhar and Don Campbell scored the juvenile markers, In the second game, Larry Skinner was again the scoring star firing a hat trick while Dale Skinner and John Morgan each notched a pair of goals and single- tons were nabbed by Gary Walt- ers, Gord Hera, Doug Rhude and Cliff Webber. Bob Rowe and Doug Taylor each scored twice for the juveniles. MEN'S "A" LEAGUE RB (P. McFalls 675) 4 43 ONE(G. Webb 631) 0 23 RI (B. Farquhar 791) 3 45 KI (B. Lain 814) 1 15 UN (J. Hennessey 685) 4 38 2x4s(Default) 0 21 C4th(A. Finlayson '753) 3 39 CA (D. Couture 836) 1 39 RO (J. Fuller 779) 3 37 SP (B. Nicol 739) 1 27 CO (B. Fletcher 608) 3 17 TR (H. Brintnell 675) 1 16 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE LA (V. Smith 700) 3 32 WO (R. Dickey 655) 1 24 PE (E. Hedden 670) 4 26 CJB (E. Willard 612) 0 20 TE (M. Bower 589) 3 32 NO (L. Edwards 629) 1 33 BE (B. Hogg 673) 4 31 WI (B. Brand 602) 0 38 SK (L. Hockey 585) 3 18 MI (G. Stire 663) 1 38 TR (G. Wilson 761) 4 38 CA (R. Rowe 550) 0 22 LADIES "A" LEAGUE LE (N. Dowson 648) 5 77 PP (E. Skinner 569) TR (M, Edwards 667) OB (M. Flynn 654) HD (L. Snell 607) DU (D. Hackwell 633) BB (W. Brintnell 668) KI (B. Hearn 600) HG (N. Coleman 768) MM (T. Heywood 663) RD (M. Taylor 597) BH (H. Rader 539) leUCAN LANE LUC AN MEN'S LEAGUE SD (C, Glenn 729) 3 FE (W. Hickson 629) 3 MA (R, AcreS 619) 0 RE (D. Watson 570) 2 It DU (J. Nurse 580) 1 14 SH (OPEN WEEK) 13 NM (R. Roulston 549) 0 9 CHURCH , NEWS 11111111111111111111111111111 !!!!!!!!!! 11111 llllllll 11111 lllllllllll I - Continued from page 10 and Grace Smith, led in the wor- ship service. During the business session the Friday night dance was dis- cussed. Refreshments were served. CATHOLIC St. Patrick's CWL members, Lucan held their monthly meet- ing January 3 in the school gym- torium, but owing to road and weather conditions the attend- ance was small. The main item of business was the decision to help educate a foreign priest in his own country. PENTECOSTAL The two Sundays the pastor, the Rev. Gordon McDonald and family were south, Mr. George Eizenga was in charge of the services, but Sunday the pastor was home and had a communion service. DISTRICT CONFERENCE The District Quarterly COri, ferenCe was held in the Liman church Saturday at 10 am. Clergy and delegates numbering 40, were present from Windsor, Chatham, 'Thainestrille, Bethel and Lucan. Reva Robert Lloyd Mosely of Toronto presided and the Lucan ladies provided refreshments. In the afternoon the ladies held their meeting with Miss 1\46.toret Booth of Toronto pre- tiding, .4 1995.00 1095.00 995.00 545.00 350.00 Basketball - Continued from page 6 bairn, Barry I3aynham, Chuck Snider, Ron Durand, Dave Frayne, Peter Kok, Hans Zee- huisen. Junior Boys Bob Parsons, Steve Murley, Dave Marshall, Jack Darling, Fred May, John Braid, Bob Rowe, Allan Mac- Lean, Dale MacKenzie, Paul Passmor e, Tim Stover, Bob Sanders. Senior Girls Penny Press- cator, Judy Rath, Linda Litt, Gwen Finkbeiner, Julia Heywood, Barb Elliott, Cathy McCarthy, Carol Lynn Shapton, Brenda Din- ney, Joan Campbell, Cheryl Par- sons, Judy Glover. Junior Girls -Sheila Willert, Glenda Fisher, Martha Kneale, Jane Tuckey, Angela Mary Mor- rissey, Jane Broderick, Linda Wassmann, Carol Gascho, Eliza- beth Mickle, Susan Tuckey, Bar- bara Attfield, Kathy Cann, Jo- Anne Burke. Following is the remaining portion of the Huron-Perth con- ference schedule involving South Huron clubs. BOYS January 18 - South Huron at Goderich 26 -South Huron at Stratford Central February 1 - South Huron at Listowel 7 - South Huron at Mitchell 15 - Central Huron at South Huron GIRLS January 18 -Goderich at South Huron 26 -Stratford Central at South Huron February 1 - Listowel at South Huron 7 - Mitchell at South Huron 15 - South Huron at Central Huron The two South Huron girls teams will be meeting St. Marys and Seaforth in a two game set as part of the regular schedule at the South Huron gym onSatur- day, January 27. Dart Sharks move ahead For the first time in the cur- rent season, one club has taken a good first place lead in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. The Dart Sharks picked up the maximum five point total as regu- lar play resumed Friday and up- ped their season total to 45. The Turtles, who have been climbing steadily In the last couple of weeks, slipped into second place on the strength of their 41 point total, a single point ahead of the Hairpins. The Cleaners and Itchy Four follow very closely finishing out the top five in the popular Friday night league with respective point totals of 39 and 38. Only one change shows in the individual statistics and that has Pauline Brintnell taking over as best in the ladies' high single de- partment with a top score of 133. In the same men's section a four-way tie exists between Lar- ry Estey, Gerald Lawson Bill Smith and Bob Wragg with iden- tical scores of 140. In another deadlock, Jake Lindenfield, Bill Smith and John Link each have 20 Thanks to the antics of the weatherman, the Batik Boys have taken over undisputed possession of first place in the Exeter and district Ree hockey league. The Bankers outscored the Old Timers 11.-8 in the first half of Thursday's regular twin bill for their sixth win of the yearupping their point total to 12. The second game between .the Crediton Tigers and Graham and Graham was postponed because of adverse weather conditiens, leaV, ing the Crecliton team in second place with 10 points, but with a game in hand. Bob Jones of the Bankers con- tinues as the leagne's top goal getter with a wide margin over his rivals. Jones has scored 23 times in seven games and holds a 10 goal edge over Fred. Wells, the playing coach of the Old. Timers. Pete McFalls of the Bank Boys and Ron Bogart of the Old Timers are deadlocked for third spot with 10 goals apiece. In tonight's regular action, the Bank Boys and Graham and Gra- ham meet at 8 o'clock while Crediton and the Old Timers Men battle for honors It took a perfect win record to gain supremacy in regular play in the first draw of the Exeter men's curling club. A rink head- ed by Bill MacLean won eight straight games to end up with a point total of 85. Only two points back on the strength of seven wins and one tie came a rink skipped by Pete Raymond. A new playoff method has been established this year in which the top 16 rinks of the complete entry of 38 are meeting in one-game knockouts to provide an overall champion. The top team is meeting the ninth place finisher, the runner- up entry is, facing the tenth place club and so on down the line in the first round. The opening elimination rounds were played Tuesday night and the final is expected to be com- pleted sometime on Saturday. Other members of the winning MacLean rink are Dr. Harvey Cowen, Winston Shapton and Doug Dowson while Dwayne Tinney, Harry Snell and Glenn McNabb complete the Raymond skipped roster. Last week's scores were: Jermyn 11 - Alexander 6 J. Gaiser 15 - Smith 2 Seldon 7 - Cerson 5 Wein 10 - R. Snell 9 Ross Hodgert 8 - Wuerth 6 Pollen 11 - McCarter 7 MacLean 11 - Kraft 8 Down 7 - Prout 7 Dougall 15 - Sherwood 2 Learn 12 - M. Hodgert 2 Raymond 6 - Morgan 5 Cann 11 - Weber 3 Roelofson 6 - Marshall 5 Rohde 8 - Fink 3 Clarke 8 - Powe 3 Murley 9 - Busche 9 Webber by def. over Pym Hewitt by def. over Pinder Hawks - Continued from page 6 Before the fighting erupted in the second period, McPhail was back with his second of the night, Bill Easter scored three times and Larry McAhill notched a single to boost the Petrolia goal total CO an even half dozen. Bill Fairbairn found the range twice for the Hawk8 in the same period to put the game on even terms at 6-6 as the clubs headed for the second rest session. In the first minute of the third period Bill Easter scored his fourth goal of the night, that proved to be the winner. Paul Bell added an insurance tally late in the garne. Winning games titi their credit while Edna Dietz leads the la- dies with 11 ,gameS, Last week's scores Weret Dart Sharks 5 Hairpins 0 Turtles 4 ,-J,Generalt 1 Canners 4 ,--, Shiphunters 1 , Cleaners Spares 1 Featherflights FOUr B'S 2 Itchy Four 3 - Legionnaires 2 clash :In .the .W.PrIcl TAT$. OF GOALS The emphasis was on offeriSiYe play when the Bank BOYS..atid Old Timers met in Thursday's only action as the Jenne leaders came up with an 11-8 decision. Bob Jones and Pete McFalls led the way for .the "monied men" as each SPOred. feiir times. Jim "Gord" Russell, makingnis first appearance of the season, scored Wee and Lloyd Moore added a single counter to complete the Bank Boys goal total. Fred WellS was the top sniper for the. Old Timers, registering on three different occasions, While Murray Bell scored twice and single markers were tallied by Mel Whiting, Bob Baynham and Murray Brintnell. Best mixed curlers A rink skipped by George Busche won the first draw championship of an Exeter curling club bonspiel held Saturday and were crowned over-all champs on the strength of a higher point rating than a four- some headed by Harry Dougall, winners of the second draw. The champs from the left are Jack Galloway, Betty Wilson, Alma Etherington and George Busche. - T-A photo 55 55 73 73 39 66 31 81 57 35 30 46 23 65 60 63 76 42 42 92 51 33 53 39 51 50 70 56 61 56 48 30 57 60 62 45 34 80 28 53 35 26 17 15 15 2 5 2 7 0 7 0 0 2 O DOBBS MOTORS. LTD. EXETER 11 ,1250 Evenings 235.1130 pamaiww-ossigar.imp iamminlissi. 66 FAIRLANE 500 STATION WAGON V-8 automatic, radio 94712X . 63 PONTIAC 4-DOOR, automatic, new tires, sharp E78612 63 DODGE 2-DOOR 6 cyl, real economy L3043H 61 PONTIAC 4-DOOR, 6 cyl. E79513 60 FALCON SEDAN, black, original paint, top condition A73134