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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-04-02, Page 9MEN'S CUR LING CLUB CHAMPIONS — The final round of the Exeter men's curling club championship bonspiel was played Monday night and a rink skipped by Paul Coates emerges as champions. The winners are shown above. From left, Doug McBride, Jim Kerslake, Glenn Lamport and skip Paul Coates, Special musical numbers at Kirkton Easter service Put Zing ... Into Spring! 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License J58364 DEMONSTRATOR 1970 MUSTANG 2-door hardtop, power steering, 3514V automatic, sports console, full chrome covers, whitewalls, deluxe interior, TRUCK SPECIAL 1964 CHEVROLET % ton — — .... — .$495. CHURCH SERVICES Palm Sunday service was held in Kirkton United Church with Rev. J. King giving a special message. Intermediate choir rendered the anthem, Jerusalem. Nancy Fraser, Wendy Heard and MEN'S "A" LEAGUE IGA (A. Neal 680) 3 50 CA (J. Bell 711) 1 68 RO (J. Fuller 845) 3 64 UN (M. Brintnell 711) 1 52 C4th (B. Coleman 778) 3 74 RB (R. Heywood 775) 1 56 FA (H. Wolfe 729) 3 53 SP (R. Collingwood 725) 1 60 TR (C. Edwards 775) 3 45 su (H. Holtzmann 748) 1 40 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE UN (L. Cooper 722) 3 22 ou (R. Weber 730) I 71 WO (R. Van Dorsselaer 689) 3 66 TR (R. Lee640) 1 58 WI (V. Vandeworp 708) 2 43 CU (J. Bedard 751) 2 74 CJB (B. Tuckey 715) 4 50 DD (B. Coleman 623) 58 RT (J, O'Neill 640) 3 49 NO (B. Glenn 605) 1 69 By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS K I R KTON The Boy Scouts held a progressive euchre in Aberdeen Hall, Kirkton, Monday evening. Prize winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Lawrence Beckett; lone hands, Mrs. Harry Webber; men's high, Allan Berry; lone hands, Lawrence Beckett. 1111111 I I I I 1111 111111 I I 1111111111111111 I I I I I 111111111111111111111111 I I 1111 I 11111 I I I 11111 III 111111 I I I I I I 111111 I 11111111 I I I II I nil Demonstrations by SH wrestlers Boys from district public schools are being invited to a wrestling demonstration at South Huron District High School this afternoon, Thursday at two o'clock. Doug Ellison, coach of the South Huron wrestling team said early this week that at least six public schools in the area would be represented by approximately two hundred boys. If enough interest is shown by the boys, further instruction by Ellison and members of the local high school wrestling team will be available for the next couple of Saturdays. Linda Denham were received into membership of the church. Easter Sunday Rev. King gave an Easter message. Easter lilies decorated the church and special music was rendered by intermediate and senior choirs. Mrs. Fred Switzer presided at the organ. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Zurbrigg and family of Stratford were dinner guests with Mrs. H. Copeland and Ethel Copeland recently. Terry Martindale of Hanover spent the weekend with Mrs. Dan Jarvis. SP (R. Weber 476) 2 23 UN (F. Shaw 676) 7 14 HO Forfeit 0 10 LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE A GROUP PLAYOFFS Clandeboye Cuties 2882 Dairymaids 2855 Ramblers 2809 Country Cousins 2739 Frisky Six 2529 B GROUP PLAYOFFS Hootenannies 2664 High Hopes 2613 Coppettes 2600 Hill Billies 2561 Pixies 2501 Shamrocks 2345 MAIN ST. NORTH PRONE 235.1525 Full Line of Chrysler-Plymouth-Valiant and Fargo Trucks Ahrums•Wiornikosinimarinisiwip*, The Lucan-Ilderton Jets Sunday night realized a two-year dream by reaching the Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "B" finals by eliminating the Tillsonburg Appolos in five games in a best-of-seven semi-final series. Organized in the fall of 1968, the Jets were blocked in their bid for a provincial championship last year by the Durham Huskies. This year the Jets were able to get past the pesky Huskies and had little trouble in downing the Tillsonburg crew. With a three games to nothing lead in the series with Tillsonburg the Jets lost their chances for a clean sweep at the Huron Park arena Friday night when they were defeated 5-4. Sunday night back in Tillsonburg, the Jets with solid goal tending from Wayne Parkinsr i and a steady checking game by the entire club blanked the Appolos 2-0 to wrap up the series. The Lucan-Ilderton club could be inactive for at least a week while they wait for their IVAN and MICKEY'S GULF Phone 238-2257 GRAND BEND opponents in the Ontario final, According to latest reports Napanee is waiting to go against the winner of a series between Elmvale and Parry Sound to obtain opposition for the Jets, TEAM EFFORT Sunday's final 2-0 win was due to a solid team effort by every member in uniform and both goals were scored on Bottom clubs bounce back The two bottom clubs in the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league came up with wins in weekend action to come within a couple of points of second place in the league standings. Brinsley downed Shipka 5-3 to up their season point total to 18 while Lieury edged Ailsa Craig 8-7 good for 17 points. Ailsa Craig continues to hold down first place with 30 points while Shipka is in second spot with 20 points. HAT TRICK LEADS Gerald Nordemanns contributed a hat trick to the Lieury scoring cause in their 8.7 win over Ailsa Craig at the Exeter arena, Monday night. Next in line with a two goal performance was Robert Bender while single scores were added by Sonny Slater and Gerald Dixon. A DOUBLE SCORER Lloyd Mathers was the only Brinsley player to score two goals in their 5-3 win over Shipka, Sunday. Adding to the winners total with single goals were Jack Conlin, John Glavin and Jim Thompson. Scoring in single fashion for Shipka were Rene Boogemans, Bob Finkbeiner and Harvey Vincent. three-way passing efforts. The first Jet counter came at the halfway mark of the first period and was started by Steve Proctor, Proctor dug the puck out of the corner and sent a pass out in front to playing coach Jack Nairn who tipped the puck over to Ron Cauduro who let a hard 25-foot shot go that caught the top part of the Tillsonburg cage. Early in the second period, the Jets produced the insurance goal. On a face-off in the Appolo end zone, Dave Webster won the draw and flipped the puck over to Dusty Aldis, who in turn sent a pass across the goal mouth to Barry Hearn, Hearn slid a backhand shot along the ice that found its way into the Tillsonburg net. At the Huron Park arena, Friday night, the Jets failed in their attempt to sweep the semi-final series in straight games. In a desperate effort to stay in contention, the Appolos swept to the attack from the opening face-off and scored the only goal of the first period. Playing coach Dan Mahony who was named the most valuable player in the Western Counties grouping this winter scored the first period Goal to put the Appolos out in front early. The close battle for the top positions in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league continues with only four points separating the first four teams in the standings. The Hairpins continue to lead the league with a total of 88 points while the Dart Sharks hold down second spot with a season total of 86 points. l'he Sharpshooterd have taken over third spot with 84 points and the Dark Angels follow in fourth place, one point farther back. Individual statistics show a three-way tie for the lead in the ladies section for most games won. Ann Romaniuk, Marg Wragg and Verdun Lindenfield are deadlocked at 23 games apiece. Male curlers get awards Sunday night the awards of the year for the Exeter men's curling club were handed out. Winning the first draw and the Canadian Tire trophy was a rink skipped by Jim Hewitt with the other members being Woody Davidson, Ben Tuckey and Rev. Wilfred Jarvis. King McDonald and his foursome finished in second spot with Dick Roelofson's group placing fourth, The second draw title and the South End Service trophy was won by Ross Hodgert and his rink comprising Paul Coates, Murray Dawson and Ron Hern. King McDonald again finished in the runner:up position with Bill MacLean's group placing in third spot. The third draw honors along with the C. S. MacNaughton trophy went to Gerry Prout and his rink that included Gernot Dauber, Bert Borland and Ernie Cerson. Jim Hewitt's rink was second and Glenn Fisher's quartet finished third. In the league championship bonspiel that concluded Monday night, Paul Coates' rink edged Jim Hewitt's. Other members of the Coates rink are Glenn Lamport, Jim Kerslake and Doug McBride, The Tillsonburg club came out with lots of zip in the second period and scored three times to up their game lead to 4.0 before four minutes had elapsed on the time clock. Mahony scored twice to complete a hat trick performance and Bob Tansley notched a single score. Less than a minute after Tansley's score, the Jets found the scoring range for the first time, Defenceman Rick Bradford completed a three-way passing play with Jacques Cousineau and playing coach Jack Nairn, Early in the third, Ralph Brazier scored an unassisted goal for Tillsonburg to up the score to 5-1, At this point, the Jets started to play the type of hockey they are capable of, scoring three times nut were unable to come up with the equalizer as they fell one goal short. Dave Webster scored the first at 8.10 with Nairn and Dusty Aldis providing the assists. Just past the fourteen minute mark, Jamie Robb converted a pass from Cousineau and twenty seconds later the score was 5.4 as the result of Webster's second successful shot of the night. Assisting on the play again were Nairn and Aldis. John Link is away out in front in the men's singles department with a total of 44 victories to his credit. Last week's scores were: Turtles 5 — B & W's 0 Sharpshooters 4 — Cleaners 1 Hairpins 4 — Nothings 1 Dart Sharks 4 — Itchy Four 1 Dutchies 3 — Dark Angels 2 Featherflights 3 — Scotties 2 Canners 3 — B & J's 2 STANDINGS Hairpins 88 Dart Sharks 86 Sharpshooters 84 Dark Angels 83 Turtles 78 Cleaners 72 Scotties 64 B & J's 64 Doublers 64 Featherflights 63 Itchy Four 60 Canners 60 B & W's I 58 Shiphunte s 54. Dutchies 54 Nothings 36 Zurich wins OMHA title The Zurich bantams completed a successful hockey season Monday night by winning the Ontario Minor Hockey Association Bantam "E" championship in Sunderland. The Zurich boys downed Sunderland 9-3 Monday night to take the best-of-five final round three games-to-one. Zurich took the first game of the series 8-6 in Sunderland, the northern club came back to win the second contest 6.3 in Zurich but Zurich fought back to win 7.2 on home ice, Saturday to set the stage for Monday's finale. The win marks the first provincial title for Zurich since its 1957 win in badtam "D" play. The forward line of Pat Bedard, Bill Bedard and Gerald Weido scored most of the goals for Zurich in the final round against Sunderland. The new "E" champions are sponsored by the Zurich Minor Hockey Association and are managed by Glenn Weido and coached by George Haggitt. April 2, 1970 Page 9 Newby Tire leads final Newby Tire drew first blood in the final round of the Exeter and district Rec hockey league, Thursday night, The Therrien downed Huron Park 7.4 in the first game of a best-of-three series for the league chaMpionship. The second game is slated for the Exeter arena tonight, Thursday at eight o'clock. Tom Watt and Bob MacDonald led the Newby scoring attack with two goal performances each, Aiding with single goals apiece were Doug McBride, Ed Kerslake and Walt Tiedeman. Frank Boyle was the only double scorer for Huron Park with single goals being added by Bob Pinter and Larry Brintnell, Cir'ec-R.OPYSE.7.: 4C' 71,,41 -u re ,o PLEASANT MEMORIES MUST BE ARRANGED FOR, !KJ ADVANCE The best way to make certain you'll enjoy many happy motoring miles in your car is to drive in to see our experienced mechanics at regular intervals, Prompt, courteous service always! RON Piee AUTO SALES TOYOTA SALES-AdSERVICE RADIO EQUIPPED 241/16l-OWING 40+,6235-1710 • EXETER SEE THEM TODAY! Come In And See THE NEW AUSTIN 1300 AMERICA • DAMASK Red in Stock o NEW COLORS • NEW MODELS ALSO SEE THE AUSTIN 1800 • AUSTIN MINI FOR 1970 • DARK BLUE IN STOCK SEE THESE QUALITY USED CARS 1969 METEOR 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, two-tone, radio J56649 1967 FORD SEDAN 500 Custom, automatic, radio J54906 1967 DODGE POLARA 500 Sedan, automatic, radio J56075 1965 METEOR 500 Rideau. Radio, power steering and brakes. 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Hearn 596) 5 31 -_- 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. J. McCormick spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. John Hanniman and family of Renfrew. David Stacey of Avonton, Jim Stacey of Rannock and Sherry Snider of Waterloo spent Easter holidays with Mr. & Mrs. Burns Blackler and family. The Easter lily in St. Paul's Anglican Church Sunday morning was placed in memory of the late Clayton Smith by his wife and family. Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Derbecker visited with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Plummer of New Hamburg and family. Mr, & Mrs. Gordon Yule and family of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Paul and Terri By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Mr. & Mrs. Karl Weiberg, Exeter spent Wednesday with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy. Mr. & Mrs. _Don Myers and family, London were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis, Heather and Michael. 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