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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-03-20, Page 7DURHAM HUSKIES Vs« LUCAN-ILDERTON JETS Wraith-Storey Hardware and Hall & Urbshott Insurance are Jet Supporters OHA Intermediate '8' GROUP FINAL Sunday, March 23 2:00 p.m. HURON PARK Arena — Centralia it 63 12 43 14 46 7 48 37 34 20 19 13 118 106 92 86 83 63 60 44 28 23 5 2 7 7 7 0 4 3 0 0 RA DA FS HH SP CC PI CO HO SH B6 BL CP SS SR. BOYS & GIRLS AT (D. Kirk 407) 5 CO (M. Dykstra 343) 0 ST (D. Hunter 502) 5 KED (R. Tieman 426) Dv (B. Datars 311) 0 CC (B. Hearn 321) 0 LUCAN LANES LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE SD (L. Beatson 825) 3 CS (K. Simpson 668) 2 RE (0. Watson 669) 3 'DU 1W. Donaldson 590) (W. Hickson 639) LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE (J. Harding 610) (L. Dickson 609) (H. Ewan 615) Elson 749) (J. Sovereign 690) (A. Scott 722) (R. Black 559) (B. English 542) (I. Theander 552) (K. Thompson 557) COLLEENS (C. Van Bussei 624) (B. Steeper 530) (N, Lewis 515) (B. Hockey 539) 7 93 5 80 5 79 2 79 S pring's Latest footnotes... fAVIILY SHOES Bright news afoot for the family for spring can be found right here. All the latest styles in a full assortment of leathers, colors. Savage Shoes For Children. . • Joyce and White Cross For Ladies Greb Hush Puppies For Everyone MAIN ST. COME VISIT ITS . . We've Just Remodelled Our Store And Have It Looking Bright and Gay For Spring SHOE S MYTIFF S STORE LTD, EXETE R . NIVOC ,:mwswevaelar ,r4r .<10afSe.'":"*.fte yam.. = = = BUNNY BUNDLE WAS THE WINNER HERE The Bunny Bundle fund at CFPL Radio is $33 richer as the result of a ladies bonspiel at the Exeter Curling club, Wednesday, The winning rink is shown above with their special trophy. From left, Delores Shapton, Beatrice Dawson, skip Agnes Bray and Kay Hodgert 3287 3130 2759 3387 2991 3283 3296 3204 3047 2984 2909 3319 2882 3181 3168 3 43 2 35 3 42 2 20 3 50 2 26 1329 1318 1116 WC TI RO SD NH BJ CA OW RO (G. Eisenschink 659) (S. Pratt 628) (G. Webster 549) (B, Greenacre 764) (H. Honzmann 6 31) (L. Baynham 627) (W. Glanville 623) (G, Latulippe 660) (L. Hirtzel 604) (A. Wallace 685) (G. Wilson 692) (R, Hunter 641) (G, Becker 692) (D. MacDonald 603) (M. Kadey 669) RA PS HG YS HA HS U&D HS TH AC TI HE WI B8 TB BANTAM BOYS (B, Hoffman 280) (R. Fisher 279) (J. Darling 304) (D. Greene 334) (D. Hoitzmann 342) (T. Triebner 277) BANTAM GIRLS (G. Fuller 311) (B. Ferguson 240) (S. Thompson 240) Curlers aid Bunny Bundle The Bunny Bundle fund at CFPL Radio in London will be $ 33 richer as the result of a ladies curling bonspiel held at the Exeter curling club, Wednesday. Agnes Bray skipped her rink that included Kay Hodgert, • Delores Shapton and Beatrice Dawson to the championship. The low two game winning rink was skipped by Pauline Simmons. Other members of the foursome were Sally Lou Raymond, Shirley Mousseau and Marg Wein. Prizes were donated by Bob's Variety, Boyles' Ladies Wear, Bank of Nova Scotia, Chainway Stores, Gould and Jory, Middleton's Drug Store, MacMillan's Stationery, Stan Frayne's, Traquair Hardware, Tuckey Beverages and Dr. D. Ecker. LADIES CURLING SCORES D. Elder 9 — T. Payne 5 L. Learn 8 - B. Bell 6 M. Ecker 9 - E. Knight 7 E. Boyle 5 - M. McCarter 4 A. MacDonald 9 - J. Moore 1 - H. Jermyn 8 • D. Marks 7 • J. McDowell 9 - E. Busche 5 H. Burton 12 - W. Marshall 1 P. Simmons 12 - J. Fairley 5 M. Murley 11 • D. Etherington 8 • • COME KICK OUR CAT You can't hurt it! This ant- phibiouS vehicle has a high- impact Cycolac body, a power- ful, welded chassis and 6 big tough paw-liko tires. It carries sportsmen through swamp, sand, snow, ice, and even over water, to where the action is! Conic in and look over Am- phicat with its 6-wheel drive even if it's just for kicks. LAWRENCE BECKER ORVILLE WEIN RR 2 Crediton 234.6486 • • • Glover bagged the winner. Randy Preszcator, Peter Gill and Randy Gilfillan were the Exeter marksmen in the first frame while Gill and Preszcator were back with their second scores of the night in the middle stanza and Robbie Lindenfield scored a single. In the closing session, Gilfillan and Lindenfield joined the two goal club for their team with single tallies. Randy Preszcator was the top Exeter point producer, gaining four assists in addition to one goal. GB minor clubs • in the running Minor hockey clubs from Grand Bend are having a successful season in the North Lambton-Middlesex league. With playoffs well underway, GB clubs are in the finals of every division. A Grand Bend team is competing in each of the pee wee, bantam and midget sections, while two clubs from the popular summer resort are battling for the squirt championship. The Grand Bend B squirt team finished in first place and eliminated Ailsa Craig in straight games by scores of 5-3 and 4-2. The A team placed second in the regular standings and after dropping the first playoff contest to Forest by a score of 3-2 came back with wins by scores of 1-0 and 3-1. The first game of the league finals pitting the two Grand Bend clubs against each other will be played tonight, Thursday at eight o'clock at the Thedford arena. Male curling in last Week of play With only one week to go in the regular schedule of the second draw of the Exeter men's curling club, the three leaders of a week ago continue at the top of their respective races. Jim Hewitt has his aggregation in first spot on Monday with 42 points, Jake Marks and his foursome have 44 points to lead the Tuesday competitors and Glenn Fisher has his. rink on top in Thursday action with 45 points. Last week's scores were as follows: Alexander 11- Cann 5 Powe 11 B. Coates 3 Roelofson 8 - Hodgert 5 Hewitt 9 - P. Coates 5 McCarter 9 - Jermyn 3 Murley 8 - Kraft 6 Raymond 10 - MacLean 6 Easton 8 - McArthur 5 Marks 8 - J. Oaiser 4 K. McDonald 11 - M. Geiser 4 J. McDonald 8 - Dougall 4 If the Exeter Legion bantams are going to continue to the Ontario Minor Hockey Association Bantam "B" finals they must pull off their second consecutive come-from-behind effort. In their third round of playoff competition, the local youngsters dropped the first game to Blenheim and came roaring back to win two in a row. They edged Blenheim in the Kent County town Saturday night by a score of 9-8 to advance to the semi-final round against Delhi. The first game, Sunday on Delhi ice saw the Exeter club take a 7-3 defeat. The second E ame will be played at the xeter arena Saturday night at seven o'clock. The Legion bantams made the first dent on the scoreboard in the opening game of the latest series in Delhi Sunday, but they soon fell behind and were never able to recover. Pete Glover fired the first Exeter marker in the opening session, Peter Gill scored in the third period and Glover closed out the Exeter scoring late in the final stanza. A goal from the stick of Pete Glover with only 18 seconds left in the game gave the Exeter Legion bantams their 9-8 win over Rlenheim Saturday and the right to advance to the next round against Delhi. The game was nip and tuck all the way. Each team scored three goals in each of the first two periods and they were even at two goals apiece in the final twenty minutes of play until Hawks — Continued from Page 6 lead, but they underestimated the come-back abilities of the Hawks. BOURNE SCORES THREE Bill Bourne scored the first and last goals of the game as the Hawks downed Elmira 6-3 on Exeter ice, Friday to send the series into an eighth game. Bourne's final and third goal of the night came on a penalty shot awarded when Elmira coach Don Duke persisted in delaying the game in the last minute of play by sending six men over the boards while two of his players were in the penalty box. Twice during the game, the Elmira bench drew two minute penalties for deliberately delaying play. Two unanswered goals by the Hawks in the second period were enough to gain the victory and Bourne's successful penalty shot put the icing on the cake. Bourne and Paul Molson of Elmira traded scores in the first period and Bill Fairbairn and Jim Hay ter fired the pucks in the middle frame that eluded Way towich in the King's cage. At 11.10 of the third, Dave Reid cut the Exeter,lead to a single goal but Larry Laye wasted little time in restoring the margin to a pair with a goal that proved to be the winner. Molson added the final Elmira score before Bourne finished off the scoring with two goals. The largest crowd of the season, 852 was in attendance to watch the crucial contest. Who says patterns are dull... stripes are back! Suddenly enjoying a fashion revival: stripes! Thick stripes, thin stripes, pin stripes. In suits and Compatible'. sport coats and slacks. In dashing man colors. In all the new shapes. Tailored for quality in fabrics custom-Woven for 'Botany' 500, Custom fitted by our experts. We have the perfectly coordinated furnishings, too, Ask our Coordinators, Your Fashion Flare-Up starts here! Suits from $98.00 Sport Coats from $39.50 Compatible Slacks from $15.95 'BOTANY' 500' tailored by DAROFF Walper's Men's Wear MAIN ST. EXETER Linings Sani tized& treated for hygienic freshness MEN'S "B" LEAGUE 2 63 2 71 4 39 0 63 3 29 1 52 3 68 1 51 4 51 0 55 4 38 0 40 5 5 92 0 57 126 0 109 4 103 3 120 5 67 2 89 7 41 0 72 2 68 3275 (G. Campbell 621) (B. Brand 705) (E. Willard 796) (L. Stire 786) (A. Hunking 677) (T. MacDonald 652) (F. Wells 715) (B, Russell 797) (J. Gould 686) (L. Edwards 595) (R. Dickey 748) (Forfeit) LADIES "B" LEAGUE (J. Dougherty 533) (W. Yule 518) (M. Miners 637) (V. Stagg 594) (M. Brunzlow 593) (M. Cronyn 645) (0. Elliott 696) (M. Bridges 596) (R. Corey 4933 (E. Poore 584) (R. Weber 621) (P. Holmes 571) MIXED LEAGUE PLAY-OFFS VA (B. Wright 709) TR WI CJB MI CO DD CU KI TE NO WO RT UN SW BL HA MM JJ TT AC WE JS SP TM Bears, Kings tied in series The Dashwood Bears and Zurich Kings are all tied up at two games apiece in their Zurich and district Rec hockey league best-of-five semi-final series. The deciding contest will be played tonight, Thursday, at the Zurich arena at eight o'clock. In last Thursday's action, Dashwood came up with a convincing 9-1 victory to take a one game edge in the series, but the Zurich club bounced back Monday night with a close 7.6 win to force the fifth game. Hensall Merchants eliminated Zurich Juveniles in four games and will meet the winner of the Bears-Kings series in the league finals. Bob Johnston and Bob Merner each scored three times Monday night to lead the Kings in their 7-6 get even victory. The seventh Zurich goal was notched by Paul Corriveau. Stan and Larry Lovie each dented the twine on two occasions to pace the Dashwood attack with single scores being fired by Bill Hoffman and Bud Desjardine. Bill Hoffman's three goal performance was more than enough to ensure the 9.1 Bears' win over the Kings, Thursday. Pat McKeever, Bud Desjardine and Jim Hoffman completed the Dashwood scoring output with two goals each. Prout 8 - Webber 5 Urquhart 6 • Elliott 4 Fisher 8 - Hodgert 8 Schroeder 11 13orlanci 6 The Lucan-Hclerton Jets advanced to the final round of the Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "B" grouping by disposing of the Elmira Polar Kings in six games. The Jets finished the series with a 5-1 win in Elmira, Tuesday after taking a 3-2 lead in games with a 4.2 decision at 4it Centralia, Sunday afternoon. The finals will pit the Jets against the Durham Huskies, first place finishers in league play. The Huskies sidelined the Seaforth Beavers in four straight games and are currently on a six, game winning streak. ill • The first game of the best-of-seven final set will be played in Durham Friday night with the second contest slated for the Centralia arena, Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Jets dump Kings in six meet Huskies for .loop title up by Jack Nairn and Don Don Urbshott, Jack Nairn Urbshott. notched the insurance goal with less than a Minute to go to CLOSE WITH RUSH preserve the victory. In Centralia Sunday when the Elmira Friday, the Polar Jets registered a 4-2 win over the Polar Kings they turned the trick Kings needed overtime to down on three .goals !n the last period the Jets 4-3, oflay. Most of the scoring in the Jacques Cousineau scored the game was restricted to the third first marker of the contest at period and the extra ten minutes Of play. Larry Hos.sack scored 17.55 of the opening session, Jamie Robb drew an assist on the only goal of the first period of play put the L-I club one the successful scoring play. Abner Martin scored the only up. goal of the second period to tie In the second Bruce Sauder of the score at 1.1. . the home club was the only Early in the third period, Joe player on either side to score. Grundy put the Polar Kings in The third period produced a pair front temporarily completing a of scores with Jack Nairn passing play with Gord Trapp turning the trick for the Jets and and Abner Martin. Eric Plein replying for Elmira. The Jets struck back only ten The Polar Kings scored two seconds later at 4.40 with Steve quick goals in overtime with Proctor firing the puck into the Sauder and Adolph Plein doing Elmira cage with Dusty Aldis the counting. Ron Ryan put the he Jets within one of tying the 1p ing. The actual winning goal came score at the eight minute mark at 13.52 from the stick of Doug on a three-way passing play with Galloway tipping in a pass from Doug Galloway and Jack Nairn. SETTLE ISSUE EARLY A three goal splurge in the first period without a reply from the home club enabled the Jets to take a 5.1 decision in Durham, Tuesday and end the series. Doug Galloway broke the scoring ice early in the period as he broke loose and went in alone on Zenas Buehler in the Elmira net to flash the red light. The second Lucan-Ilderton goal came on a similar play with Jamie Robb getting loose all by himself to coast in on the goalie all alone to register. Ron Ryan used a lot of stick handling finesse to up the L-I lead to 3.0 near the end of the period as he deked his way past three opponents. The only Jet goal of the middle frame was poked in by Barry Hearn during a scramble around the Elmira cage. Abner Martin was the Elmira goal getter. In the final twenty minutes of play, Ron Ryan registered his second goal of the night on a blistering slap shot on a play set Legion bantams behind the eight-ball IMIXXIMMENZIMMMIZAtitrOW MEN'S "A" LEAGUE (P. Levier 675) 3 (W, Beattie 762) 1 (H. Bischoff 725) 2 (B-Nico1819) 2 (B. Farquhar 779) 3 (A. Flynn 703) (G. Campbell 638) 4 (G, Pratt 627) 0 (B. Sanders 772) 3 (H. Holtzmann 607) 1 (E. Matzold688) 2 (B. Rowe 671) 2 UN CA RI SP IGA RO FA BV RB SU C4th OD 66 43 41 53 58 66 58 19 66 45 82 24 JZ:ViantMOWN.SaltfarAW CH (I— Smith 661) 3101 PP (R. Heywood 793) 3183 Woman honored at Kirkton coffee party Ar Beautiful Time Pieces SOLD THE WORLD OVER Pleasing You Pleases Us WILSON'S JEWELLERY ENICAR WATCHES ANO GIFTS MAIN ST. EXETER By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Mrs, Wm. Brock.of Exeter and Mrs. Wilfred Paton of Kirkton were hostesses of a coffee party at the home of Mrs. Paton, Monday morning. The occasion was to honor Mrs. John Grose, prior to the Grose fancily leaving to reside in Prince Edward Island. The ladies presented Mrs. Grose with a lovely gift. Mrs. Rev, Bell and her mother, Mrs. Frankling spent a few days this past week at Cobourg. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Atthill of Kitchener and Terri Martindale spent the weekend with Mrs. Dan Jarvis. Junior Doupe had the misfortune to break a bone in his foot and is confined to the house. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Switzer spent Sunday night with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Blomrnaert of Brampton and left Monday by air for a week in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Switzer, who have spent the winter months in Florida, will be returning home by motor with them. Miss Darlene Muscroft and Miss Sheila Crow of Kingston are Spending the Easter holidays with Mrs, Dan Jarvis, Miss Dianne Fairbairn is Spending the holiday week with her grandmother, Mrs. WM, J. Wackier. Mr. .& Mrs, Miller McCurdy and Mr, & Mrs. Harold Davis were Monday evening dinner guests with Mn. & Mrs. Andrew Knox of St. Marys, The occasion was Mr. & Mrs. McCurdy's 49th wedding anniversary, Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Dobson, Mrs, Hopkins of Woodham, Mrs. Charlie Waghorn of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Jaques and family of Zion were dinner guests Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Bill Waghorn, The occasion was Mr, & Mrs. Cecil Dobson's 42nd wedding anniversary. The Boy Scouts sponsored a progressive euchre in Aberdeen Hall, Monday evening, Prize winners were ladies' high, Mrs. Harold O'Brien; lone hands, Mrs. Ross Jaques; men's high, John Jaques; lone hands, Wayne Chappell. Misses Judy, Lynn and Kimberley Blommaert of Brampton are visiting this week with their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Hiram Hanna. TGGGIL. Harrison 533) 0 66 SP (B. Wraith 453) 64 limes-Advocate, March 20, 1969 Page 7 0 • 0 • f' • • PEE WEE BOYS & GIRLS LI (R. Scott 161) 657 ZE (B. Hearn 106) 535 BE (D. Bogart 106) 469 0