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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-01-23, Page 7(I. H0441015496) 50Yerel9n 586 ) (fiCunnin9ham 455) Harrison 5241 (W, Avery 472) 3 01 6 4 4 2 0 45 5 43 36 HALF-PRICE FILM PROCESSING BLACK AND WHITE 8 Exposure 504, 12.704 KODACOLOR 8 Exposure $1.31 12 - $2.39 By-pass "Middleman store- keeper," send DIRECT to processing plant and save 50%1 Send film, cash, diode° or money order along with this ad tot Clinton Photo Service CLINTON, ONTARIO LADIES' "A" LEAGUE (A. Fairbairn 705) 7 (N. C)owson 660) (W. Brintnell 594) 7 (o. Mathers 636) 0 (P. H-Quvar 711) 7 (R. Durand 679) 0 (J. Fisher 633) 5 (J. Bennett 582) 2 (B. Sangster 706) 7 (N. Meikle 605) 0 (V, Russell 799) 7 (D. Hackwell 571) 0 LADIES' "B" LEAGUE (G. Skinner 660) (A. Eisensghink 609) (P, Scott 635) (B. Cunningham 579) (F. Ritchie 621) (P. Holmes 554) (E. Morley 635) (R. Corey 540) (E. Reid 506) (K. Elston 545) (I Dougherty 660) (M. Dilkes 664) 7 0 7 0 7 0 4 3 S 2 BE (D. Bogart 0. McDonald 80) 407 4 R. 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The 1,-I boys had little trouble in downing the Elmira Club in Elmira Sunday by a 12-5 count, The MS lead the league with 24 points, the Durham Huskies follow with 22 points and the Elmira Polar Kings are in third spot with a total of 16 points. TWo important games face the Jets in the next week. They again travel to Elmira on Sunday and face the always dangerous Durham team at the Huron Park arena, Wednesday, January 29. Barry Hearn continues to be the top scorer for the Lucan-Ilderton team with 11 goals and 29 assists for 40 points, good for third place in the league standings. Hearn stands a good chance to move to the top of the scoring race in the next couple of weeks as league leader Paul Robinson of Georgetown has been suspended for seven games. Robinson has 51 points to his credit and team-mate Bob Ingles is only two points up on the L-I scoring ace. GET EARLY START The Jets wasted little time getting on the scoreboard in Elmira Sunday on the way to an easy 12-5 win over the Polar Kings. Jacques Cousineau, one of the top L-I scorers for the afternoon with a hat trick to his credit scored unassisted at the 32 second mark and the Jets were off and running. Before 13 minutes had elapsed, the Steve Storey coached crew had moved into a 4-0 lead, Doug Galloway scored the second marker, also on a solo effort and Jamie Robb and Jack Nairn added single goals. Howie McDonald put the Polar Kings on the score sheet at 14.04 and less than two minutes later Nairn regained the four goal lead for his club with his second counter of the match. In the middle frame, the Jets outscored the home club 4-2. Cousineau bagged his second goal of the game, Nairn notched his third and Bill Neil and Ron LLOYD & HARRY'S Barber Shop NOW OPEN Victoria arid Main St. CENTRALIA — NIGHTLY — 7:30 to 10:30 p,m. 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The final period was the closest one of the game as far as scoring was concerned. Cousineau completed his hat trick early in the period while Jim Bender and Barry Hearn each scored later to finalize the Lucan-Ilderton scoring. Rick Baird and John Woodall shot the last Polar King scores, Cousineau, Nairn and Galloway each notched four scoring points to head up the Jets' attack. LEAGUE STANDINGS WESTERN DIVISION W L T Pts. 12 2 0 24 L-I Jets 11 3 0 22 Durham 9 5 0 18 Elmira 8 4 0 16 Seaforth 3 8 0 6 Port Elgin Second round for male curlers The weatherman has played havoc with the regular schedule in the second draw of the Exeter men's curling league with only one division able to complete the first two weeks of play. The Monday curlers are the only ones to fulfill their schedule and Dick Roelofson's rink is out in front with 22 points. Foursomes headed by Bill MacLean and Peter Raymond are deadlocked for second spot with 20 points apiece. Last week's scores were as follows: McCarter 8 - Alexander 8 Raymond 6 Murley 5 Powe 10 - Mousseau 7 Jermyn 11 - MacLean 6 Hewitt 9 - Busche 5 Roelofson 7 - Coates 2 Hodgert 9 - Kraft 9 Levier 17 - Dougall Webber 12 - Geiser 4 Prout 12 - Cann 1 Easton 12 - Seldon 3 McDonald 7 - Marks 6 Learn 8 - Down 6 Pinder 10 - Urquhart 3 Schroeder 9 Hodgert 5 Clarke 11 - Marshall 6 Borland 10 - Passmore 7 By MRS, HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Many from this community attended the funeral of the late Mrs, Thomas Quinton of London, the former Mabel Isaac who was born on the Isaac homestead on the Fourth Concession of Biddulph. She was the last member of the family of the late Mr. and Church shower for newlyweds By MRS. J, H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Steven Ritchie St. Pierre and his wife, the former Nancy Diane Hill, who were married recently at St. James Church, were entertained Friday evening at a community shower in the Sunday School room of St. James Church. Mrs. Roy Cunningham welcomed the guests. A prog,ram of contests by Mrs. Karl O'Neil and Mrs. Jim Cunningham and readings by Mrs. Clarence Carter was enjoyed. Misses Susan Hill and Hazel Simpson helped the bride open the gifts. The couple was presented with a swivel rocker, purse of money and other gifts, The ladies served lunch, ACW The January meeting of the ACW was held at the home of Mrs. Emily Tomes Thursday. The hostess presided and read the scripture. Mrs. Jim Cunningham gave a reading. Roll call verses included the word "awake". The group has decided to make a quilt during the winter months. PERSONAL Daryl Edginton, son of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Edginton has returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital. Rev. W.C. TUpling was able to Conduct the service at Clandeboye United Church Sunday. A good crowd at St. James Anglican Church heard Rev. ILA. Carson discuss Christian rights and responsibilities. Mrs, Arnold Blake and Mrs, Roy Cunningham were hostesses recently at plasticware demonstrations with Mrs. Mary Lou Elliot of London in charge. Mrs. Gerald Lynn was a winner at one of the parties. Mr, & Mrs. William Lloyd, London, Went to see their daughter and family, Rev, and Mrs, Stanley Tomes, Kanesia and Ruth in New Brunswick. The Tomes are enjoying a new rectory at Rothesay 2, Gondola Point, King's County, N.E. Mrs. tmily Tomes was with her son and family for his induction. The Exeter Hawks lost a golden opportunity over the weekend to move into first place in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "C" grouping by winning only one of three Mrs. Ethel Gill of Grand Bend who has been in Strathroy General Hospital with a fractured leg has returned home. We extend sympathy to the family of the late Chester Gammon whose funeral was on Saturday. He had been a mail courier on RR 1 Thedford and had been the librarian for Thedford. Mr, & Mrs. Wm. Gill and family of Thedford visited Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance, Sunday. The Provincial Park is proving quite popular for winter sport. Your reporter was accidentally run over on ice by an Oliver-99 farm tractor (no fluid in tires) a week ago, It left leg above the knee with only bruises. Luck! Mrs. James Isaac. She attended school at SS No. 9 Biddulph and was a member of the Fraser Presbyterian Church on Concession two, Biddulph. After her marriage, to her surviving husband, they lived on the Quinton homestead on Concession 5 Usborne. They attended St. Patrick's Anglican Church, Saintsbury, where she was a member of the choir. Besides her husband, she is survived by three sons, Bill, Hubert and Carol, all of London. PERSONALS Russel O'Connor, Kewatin spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johnson and boys. Sunday the Johnsons drove to Camp Borden with their guest. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Rees and family, Ailsa Craig, called to see Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and family. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll returned home Wednesday from holidaying with the former's brother and wife and family, Mr. & Mrs. George Carroll, Detroit. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis visited their cousins who are in hospital in London. Gordon Davis and Mr. Gordon Washburn at St. Joseph's Hospital and Mr. Wilson Armitage and H. A. Mullins in Victoria Hospital, as well as their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Alf Dickins at their home in London. Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Freddie and Pattie, visited with Mrs. Irene Marziali and children, London, Sunday. Master Ian and little Miss Brenda Carroll were Thursday guests with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and Wayne. Wayne Carroll spent the weekend at Collingwood Ski Resort. Master Leslie Cunningham, son of Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cunningham was rushed to hospital last Wednesday and had his stomach pumped. He had gotten into rat poison, He is home and no worse for his experience. games played. The Hawks started out in fine style on home ice, Friday by slaughtering the Mildmay Monarchs 15-2. Then, the trouble with a capital (T) started. They were on the short end of a 9.3 count to the Preston Raiders in Preston Saturday and suffered a 9-4 loss to the same Mildmay club in the northern town, Sunday afternoon. The Hawks continue three points behind the league leading New Hamburg Hahns but have played one game more than their opposition. To complete a disastrous weekend, Barry Baynham, a high-flying forward of the Hawks suffered a fractured ankle in the Preston game and could be on the sidelines for the balance of the season. Baynham scored three times in the Friday win over Mildmay and will be sorely missed in the drive down the playoff trail. In this week's action, the Hawks play host to Preston Raiders, Friday night and the Elmira juniors will be in Exeter for a Sunday afternoon contest. GET FEW GOALS The Hawks came up with one of their smallest goal outputs of the season as they were knocked off 9-4 by the Mildmay Monarchs in Mildmay, Sunday afternoon. After running up 15 goals against the same club, two days earlier, only Randy Parsons, Scott Burton, Pete Lawson and Larry Laye were able to find the scoring range for the Hawks. CAN'T OVERCOME DEFICIT In Preston Saturday night, the home town Raiders scored four unanswered goals in the first period and were never in serious trouble as the Exeter club began their scoring slump. The first place lead of the Bank Boys in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league has been cut to two points. The Bankers have a total of 19 points, two more than the G & G sextet. Huron Park is in third place with six points and the Old Timers and Juveniles trail in the cellar with four points apiece. Graham and Graham won two games over the past week while the Bankers were successful in their only start. The G & G boys edged Huron Park 7-5, Thursday and came back with a resounding 19-6 win over the Juveniles, Sunday night. In the only other action of the week, the Bank Boys bounced the Old Timers 8.3. In regular play tonight, Thursday, the Bank Boys and Huron Park meet in the opening game at eight o'clock while the Old Timers and Graham and Graham hook up in the nightcap. Sunday night the Old Timers and Juveniles will meet at 7:30. WATT WRAPS UP A two goal performance from the stick of Tom Watt led the Graham and Graham six to their 7.5 decision over Huron Park, Thursday. Scoring in single fashion for the winners were Walt Tiedeman, Ed Kerslake, Jim McDonald, Bob McDonald and Doug McBride, Glenn Neal completed a hat Mike Hoy opened the Hawk scoring with an unassisted tally early in the second period and Scott Burton and Larry Laye found the scoring range within two minutes of each other midway through the final stanza, BURTON BEST Scott Burton's four goal output led the Hawk scoring attack in their 15.2 romp over Mildmay at the local rink, Friday. Close behind with a hat trick to his credit was hard-skating Barry Baynham. After six minutes of play in the first period when the score was tied at 2-2, the Hawks broke the game wide open. Next in line in the scoring department with two goals came defenceman Jean Gautreau. Finishing up with single goals were Bill Fairbairn, John Braid, Grant Walker, Larry Laye, Randy Parsons and Pete Lawson. BARRY BAYNHAM .. fractures ankle trick to pace the 'Huron Park scoring attack. Completing the Centralia goal total with singles were Frank Boyle and Herb Bonner. HAT TRICKS LEAD Duplicate three goal efforts turned in by Dean McKnight and Pete McFalls led the Bank Boys to Thursday's 8-3 triumph over the Old Timers. Finishing off the winning scoring total with single markers were Vic Neil and Bob Jones. The Old Timer tallies were scored in single fashion by Paul Mason, Don Heywood and John Anderson. SCORING SPREE No less than eight Graham and Graham performers got in on the scoring act in the 19-6 Sunday win over the Juveniles. Doug McBride was far and away the top scorer with a half dozen goals to his credit. Chipping in with three markers to gain a hat trick were Jack Glover and Doug Crawford while Jim Dingwell and Otto Smale each fired two successful shots. Craig Davidson, Bob McDoliald and Ed Kerslake found the range with single goals to complete the G & G scoring barrage, Larry Stire and Barry Southcott fired two apiece to lead the Juveniles while Bill Brock and Cliff Webber contributed single scores. MEN'S "A" LEAGUE (e. Sanders 7891 Farquhar 767) (13, Nicol $82) (C, Davidson 704) (P. Layer 705) (J, Russell 714) (.1, Fuller 6 06 ) (C. Atthill 741) (F, Smith 703) (B, Baynham 600) (E. Matzold 76 7 ) (M, RobbinS 592) MEN'S "B" LEAGUE (P. Taylor 739) (R. Dickey 818) (W. Peistch 727) (R. AnderSon 778) (R, Weber 665) (G. Stire 719) (A, Cudmore589) (B. Taylor 559) (F. Wells 791) (H, Brand 704 ) (G. Kirk 760) (P. Frayne 598) MIXED LEAGUE (D. Hockey 757) (P. Durand 741) (B. Dodds 565) (S. Pratt 533) (J. 5011797) (G. Eisenschink 637) (H. Holtzmann 732) (C. Becker 668) (L. Webber 548) (E. Baynham 523) (W. Glanville 653 ) (A. Hunter 560) (A. Wallace 744) (H. Wiison 589) (G. Latulippe 580) (P. Wallace 691) (J. Glover 663) (B. Wediake 529) BANTAM BOYS (D. Holtzmann 385) (R. Fisher 249) (B. Armstrong 254) (B. Gunn 293) (P. Pooley 254) (D. Greene 233) BANTAM GIRLS (G. Fuller 248) (B. Ferguson 269) (E. Sanders 225) PEE WEE BOYS & GIRLS LI (R, Scott 100) ZE (B. Hearn 87) LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE RA (A. Lewis 772) 7 69 A (J. Isaac 587) 7 64 F$ (J, McComb 487) 2 59 HH (L. Scott 584) 0 50 SP (L. McKenzie 589) 5 47 CC (M. Scott 601) 5 43 P1 (N. Brand 558) 0 35 CO (M, Kennedy 543) 2 25 SH (E. Burt 567) 5 16 HO (S. Hayter 473) 2 15 COLLEENS B6 (T. Hodgins 582) 7 52 RED TAO ON ITEMS IN OUR STORE MEAN WE HAVE REPRICED THESE ITEMS TO CLEAR THE SALE PRICES MAY BE RIDICULOUS — BUT THE QUALITY IS GUARANTEED TRAQUAIR DOMINION liAIRDINARE NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE IN EXETER p • • READY FOR POWDER PUFF RACE On the list of snowmobile races held at Pine Ridge Chalet in Hay Township, Sunday was an event for ladies. Above, the five starters are shown ready for the official's flag to come down. Mrs. Jim Newby of Exeter at the extreme right finished third. T-A photo Hawks drop crucial tests, lose Baynham for season 48 34 41 42 45 28 47 16 3Q 11 57 30 36 22 44 44 27 51 18 33 47 49 39 18 73 63 52 11 72 69 60 43 77 57 92 45 69 37 79 64 13 57 75 18 51 47 67 79 88 88 46 30 81 45 76 48 35 67 72 57 62 61 74 39 86 72 493 547 5 28 0 13 5 16 0 19 3 13 2 6 1034 1005 940 Bigger lead for Sharks The Dart Sharks have opened up their biggest lead of the season in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. The Sharks now have a total of 57 points, eight more than the runner-up Itchy Four. The Hairpins follow in third spot with 48 points to their credit and the Cleaners have 45 points, good for fourth spot. John Link continues to dominate the individual statistics with 27 games on the win side of the ledger and Marj Edwards has 19 wins to head the ladies division. Last week's scores were: Dart Sharks 5 - Snappers 0 Hot Shots 4 - Hell Cats 1 Itchy Four 4 - Dark Angels 1 Hairpins 3 - Shiphunters 2 Four B's 3 - Canners 2 Featherflights 3 - Cleaners 2 Many attend funeral of Saintsbury native Bank Boys margin has been shortened RB IGA SP FA UN RI RO QD CA BV C4th SU KI WO DO TR RT MI CJEi TE CU WI NO CO PP LE BB BH MM HID KI RO HO TR OB DU .1S SW ,1.1 AC HA TM MM WE SP TT UN 131, VA CH HG PS PP RA HA WI BB H8 U8,0 HE AC TI HS TB YS TH NH TI RO WC 13,1 SD CA OW RO 3 1 3 2 2 4 0 4 4 0 1 2 2 3 1 2 2 0 4 3 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 7 0 5 2 5 2 5 2